by Sarah Kropelnicki | Aug 27, 2024 | Blog Post
Photo Credits: Jeremiah Kane | AJR Productions AJR is an up and coming NYC-born pop band that has something to say about Great Salt Lake. The band–which is made up of brothers Adam, Jack, and Ryan–is in the middle of its 2024 tour around the United States, and...
by Ren Griffeth | Aug 27, 2024 | Blog Post, Involvement
When I was younger, I hardly knew what to do with myself. My time management skills were non-existent when I graduated high school, and in early college years I used to proudly label myself as “reckless and relentless.” Fast forward a decade or so, past many painful...
by Addison Graham | Jul 29, 2024 | Blog Post
We already knew that climate change is partially contributing to the decline of the Great Salt Lake. Thanks to recent research, we now know that the decline of the lake is reciprocally contributing to climate change as well. In a new study published in the journal...
by Rebekah Wilson | Jul 18, 2024 | Blog Post
Our Great Salt Lake Ambassadors are leveraging their unique skills and background to grow the flow one person at a time. Ambassadors meet with a member of the Grow the Flow team to develop a personalized volunteer plan specific to their interests and availability....
by Nathan Thompson | Jul 15, 2024 | Blog Post
While living in Utah, I’ve often heard people refer to the state as one huge desert. While deserts certainly cover large sections of Utah, the Wasatch Front is actually a semi-arid region–an important distinction. The primary difference between deserts and semi-arid...
by Anna Cadjan | Jul 11, 2024 | Blog Post
Photo by Don Grayston You shouldn’t feel bad about taking a little extra time in the shower. In fact, indoor recreational water usage only takes about 5% of the overall state water usage. There’s also evidence that indoor water usage will actually all make it...
