“We will pay more for water regardless of what we do, but how much we will pay will depend on our ability to act now. Will we pay a little more to save Great Salt Lake or a lot more later if we don’t?”
— Nathan Bracken Esq. Smith Hartvigsen
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7/18: "Tiny But Mighty—Brine Shrimp" Presentation by GSLEP
Hosted by: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Where: George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Wildlife Education Center, Farmington, UT When: Saturday,
Audubon: Great Salt Lake Birds & Habitat Assessment
From our friends at National Audubon Society: We are excited to share with you that the National Audubon Society has just released the Great Salt La
USGS: Saline Lake Ecosystems IWAA Spring 2026 Webinar Recording Available
From our friends at U.S. Geological Survey: The recorded portion of the Saline Lake Ecosystems Integrated Water Availability Assessment 2026 Spring
Kevin Perry's "Salt & Sky Brief" Issue #7
What Would It Actually Take to Stabilize Great Salt Lake? New modeling suggests small gains reduce risk, but sustained large inflows are needed to r
Great Salt Lake: Shark Free (Let's Keep It That Way)
Join us to help preserve and protect Great Salt Lake in perpetuity by supporting our Summer Giving Campaign. Amidst all the vigilant work you're doing, don’t forget to reconnect with the Lake we’re working so hard to preserve and protect. Sharks don’t belong near Great Salt Lake, but you do.
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