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Video: Stakes, risks ahead of Colorado River Compact expiration
05-02-2024 by Max Roth
MOAB, Utah — Journalists from radio stations, websites, newspapers and television attended the first Colorado River Collaborative at Utah St
The Times-Independent joins Colorado River collaborative
05-02-2024 by The Times-Independent
The award-winning Great Salt Lake Collaborative is expanding to cover the Colorado River and The Times-Independent has joined the team of me
St. George News joins Colorado River Collaborative to expand coverage of Southern Utah’s water challenges
05-02-2024 by St George News
ST. GEORGE — The award-winning Great Salt Lake Collaborative is expanding to cover the Colorado River, and St. George News is among the news
The Colorado River just called you for help. Will you answer?
05-02-2024 by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
New media collaborative seeks answers, solutions for the hardest working river in the West Here in a canyon northeast of Moab, it is diff
Battle for Moab: Residents fight against Kane Creek development
05-02-2024 by Emma Pitts
The proposed luxury resort on a former campground site has sparked outcry over environmental and community impacts Utah’s Wild West is no
The Colorado River is vital in Utah. Here's why it's going to get even more publicity
05-02-2024 by Carter Williams
MOAB — The sun begins to break from an overcast sky as Jennifer Jones describes how popular this section of the Colorado River has become in
Glendale co-housing community shares shovels, meals and a love for Great Salt Lake
04-30-2024 by Tess White
Vicky Wason eats meals with her neighbors in a common house, and takes her turn doing chores benefiting all of her neighbors. Her children g
Club draws new and seasoned rowers to the waters of Great Salt Lake despite worries over its future
04-30-2024 by Makena Klinge
Editor's note: This article is part of an occasional series by the Great Salt Lake Collaborative showcasing how to have fun at the Great Sal
Film fuses art forms and Indigenous voices in attempt to bring Great Salt Lake’s demise to the forefront
04-29-2024 by Vanessa Hudson
Wearing a dark red shirt, Joshua Dixon sits in a tall grass field, singing a traditional Diné song. The song ends, and Dixon, a member of Ut
Wet ‘miracle springs’? Utah shouldn’t count on ‘em and keep its eye on conservation
04-27-2024 by Tilda Wilson
In Utah, a long dry winter is often followed by heavy drought-busting rain in the spring. A new study from Utah State University defines the
Staying Salty: A Q&A with the hosts of a new podcast from the shores of Great Salt Lake
04-27-2024 by Kyungsoo Park and Marcie Young Cancio
Olivia Juarez doesn’t want to leave Salt Lake City. And they don’t want you to leave either. “All of my family's here,” said Juarez, a lif
More reservoir releases planned to keep Great Salt Lake rising
04-27-2024 by Ben Winslow
The man tasked by Utah's political leaders with helping to save the Great Salt Lake is hoping to take advantage of another strong winter sno
Guess the Great Salt Lake's rise? The state of Utah will give you a prize
04-27-2024 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — Seth Horowitz went for a swim in the Great Salt Lake, going out to the buoys and back again. "Beautiful!" he told FOX 13
Antelope Island hosts popular shed antler hunt amid shrinking Great Salt Lake
04-27-2024 by Rob Nielsen
Editor's note: This article is part of an occasional series by the Great Salt Lake Collaborative showcasing the fun side of the Great Salt L
Paddling waves of tradition: the cultural legacy of Great Salt Lake’s Hawaiian canoe club
04-26-2024 by Camille Lee
Editor's note: This article is part of an occasional series by the Great Salt Lake Collaborative showcasing how to have fun at the Great Sal
Unleashing Adventure: Recreating on Salt Lake City’s West Side and the Jordan River
04-25-2024 by Emma Ratkovic
Editor's note: This article is part of an occasional series by the Great Salt Lake Collaborative showcasing how to have fun at the Great Sal
Shorelands Preserve highlights recreation at Great Salt Lake
04-19-2024 by Amy Joi O’Donoghue
Davis County jewel offers chance to get back to nature, learn about the lake Editor's note: This article is part of an occasional series
Israeli agriculture experts collaborate with Utahns on water-saving practices
04-19-2024 by Ben Winslow
DAMMERON VALLEY, Utah — The deserts of southwestern Utah make a good place to grow wine-making grapes. "We're lucky to have a good source
The Great Salt Lake has a chance to be healthy again for the first time in over a decade
04-19-2024 by Adam Small
SALT LAKE CITY — In a couple of months, the Great Salt Lake has a chance of reaching its healthy range for the first time in over a decade.
Large amounts of water sent to Great Salt Lake ahead of spring runoff
04-19-2024 by Mike Anderson and Michael Houck
LAYTON — While Utah did not have a record water year this year, water managers say there is so much water that some is being sent into the G
West Haven-based Trace Minerals supports latest Great Salt Lake legislation
04-17-2024 by Ryan Aston
WEST HAVEN — House Bill 453, which establishes new parameters for mineral extraction companies operating on the Great Salt Lake, was signed
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