Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health

A healthier future for Idaho

Climate change is among the greatest threats to human health. We are health professionals dedicated to a more sustainable future and healthier world.

Latest News on Climate and Health

Community Gardening: Stress, Well-Being, and Resilience Potentials

Recent shifts in societal views and research findings have shown that community gardens have ample potential to provide spaces for individual and communal good.

Climate Change and Mental Health - Essential skills

This online short course is intended for mental health and primary care providers to develop actionable knowledge and skills.

Texas PSR Spring Heat Summit

Bringing clinicians, public health professionals, advocates, and policymakers together to address extreme heat as the urgent public health crisis it is.

2026 Moms Summit: Plastic on our minds and in our brains

This summit illuminated how we're exposed to petrochemicals and microplastics through the course of our lives and the potential dangerous impacts. Watch the recap!

Clean Med 2026 is coming up!

Join fellow leaders in Healthcare Sustainability in St. Louis May 10-12 for the premier way to learn and develop partnerships on sustainable healthcare. Read more.

“We empower health workers to use their voices and make a difference.”

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Your support ensures a healthier future for Idaho

  • ICCH is for Idaho healthcare workers across all specialities and professions.

  • Respiratory therapists, physicians, nurse practitioners, speech and language professionals, physical therapists, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, registered dietitians, public health workers…all are encouraged to join!

  • ICCH is a diverse and motivated community of members identifying key climate problems and implementing solutions.

  • Contributions directly support education programs, sustainability efforts, policy and advocacy for cleaner environments.

  • ICCH is a 501c3 and your contribution is 100% tax deductible!

  • "Climate change is the greatest threat facing humanity."

    The World Health Organization