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- Thank you for making Sailfest 2025 a success!On Saturday, more than 600 Utahns came together at Great Salt Lake State Park to celebrate the lake we love. From cardboard boat races and a sailing regatta to live music, mosaic making, and hands-on learning, Sailfest 2025 was full of energy, connection, and fun. For many, it was their first time setting foot on… Read more: Thank you for making Sailfest 2025 a success!
- Utah Has the Tools—Now It Needs the Political Will: A Conversation with Rep. Doug OwensUtah must summon the political and financial will to acquire and dedicate actual water to the lake—otherwise, incremental policy changes and one-time investments will fall short, Rep. Doug Owens (D-Millcreek) told attendees at Wednesday’s Great Salt Lake Interfaith Coalition meeting. “We’ve got a 150-year-old system that is not going to pivot on a dime,” Owens… Read more: Utah Has the Tools—Now It Needs the Political Will: A Conversation with Rep. Doug Owens
- Does One Lawn Really Make a Difference? Here’s Why It DoesGuest Blog Post by Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District When the topic of Great Salt Lake comes up, it’s common to hear a familiar refrain: “My water use won’t make a difference.” On the surface, that might seem true. One household, one yard, how could that possibly move the needle on a lake that has… Read more: Does One Lawn Really Make a Difference? Here’s Why It Does
- Sailfest 2025 Unites Utahns to Celebrate and Preserve Great Salt Lake
- Press Release: Legal Experts Warn of Expanding Securities Risks as Great Salt Lake DeclinesSalt Lake City, UT — Businesses and local governments across Utah could soon be legally required to disclose financial risks tied to the ecological collapse of Great Salt Lake, according to a new legal analysis published in the Environmental Law Reporter. Authored by legal and business experts from the University of Utah and Brigham Young… Read more: Press Release: Legal Experts Warn of Expanding Securities Risks as Great Salt Lake Declines