03-27-2025 by Ben Winslow
SALT LAKE CITY — A judge has refused to reject a lawsuit against the state of Utah that accuses leaders of not doing enough to save the Grea
03-26-2025 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — Water levels at the Great Salt Lake's southern arm remain a foot below where they were this time last year as the gap betwe
03-26-2025 by Mariah Maynes
SALT LAKE CITY — It was once surrounded by the salty waters of Great Salt Lake, but Spiral Jetty currently sits on the sand. It’s exposed by
03-21-2025 by Heather May
Editor's note: This is adapted from our weekly, free newsletter from March 21, 2025. You can subscribe here. Dear readers, Some good new
03-20-2025 by Anastasia Hufham
“It’s not a one-to-one relationship between the amount of snowpack we have and the amount of runoff we get,” a hydrologist said. Storms th
03-20-2025 by David Condos
Utah is launching a plan to pay farmers to leave some of their irrigation water in the Colorado River system. The Colorado River Authority
03-20-2025 by Sam Herrera
SALT LAKE CITY — A pink phone booth has been showing up around Salt Lake City, encouraging callers to leave a message of hope for Great Salt
03-19-2025 by Mariah Maynes
SALT LAKE CITY— Westminster University’s Great Salt Lake Institute is a recipient of a year-long grant from Northrop Grumman. The money will
03-19-2025 by Rob Nielsen
Communities up and down the Wasatch Front have had to grapple with how best to conserve water, and they will continue to do so for years to
03-18-2025 by Ben Winslow
FARMINGTON BAY, Utah — A weather satellite captured a large plume of dust blowing off the shrinking Great Salt Lake and into nearby communit
03-14-2025 by Mariah Maynes
Great Salt Lake Collaborative shares updates from many organizations as part of our mission to connect people with information about Great S
03-14-2025 by Heather May
Editor's note: This story is adapted from the Great Salt Lake Collaborative's weekly newsletter, Lake Effect from March 14, 2025. To keep up
03-11-2025 by Mariah Maynes
SALT LAKE CITY — The Bureau of Land Management’s Salt Lake field office recently conducted work to diminish the impacts of Phragmites austra
03-11-2025 by Heather May
Editor's note: This story is an excerpt from the Great Salt Lake Collaborative's weekly newsletter, Lake Effect from March 11, 2025. To keep
03-10-2025 by Anastasia Hufham
With spring on the horizon, snowpack in the Rocky Mountains and forecasted inflows for Lake Powell remain below average. Winter is drawing
03-07-2025 by David Condos
The Russian olive tree doesn’t mess around. It grows aggressively, choking out native plants. It weaves a dense web of branches armed with
03-07-2025 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah lawmakers have opted to spend at least some money toward monitoring dust issues, following concerns brought up by envi
03-06-2025 by Heather May
Editor's note: This story is an excerpt from the Great Salt Lake Collaborative's weekly newsletter, Lake Effect from Feb. 28, 2025. To keep
03-06-2025 by Carter Williams
SALT LAKE CITY — A storm that pushed through Utah early this week proved to be beneficial for the state's mountains, bringing in over 1½ fee
03-06-2025 by Mark Eddington
Experts say treated wastewater will be perfectly safe and taste great St. George • If Washington County residents want to know what’s on t
03-03-2025 by Mariah Maynes
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands is looking for Great Salt Lake research proposals. Selected projects w
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