by Nathan Thompson | Jan 20, 2024 | Blog Post
There are a lot of things that Utah is known for. From strange alcohol laws, to its highly religious population, Utah stands out in many ways. One of the most concerning things that Utah is known for, however, is its air pollution. Up until this point, most of that...
by Jake Dreyfous | Jan 11, 2024 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates
Utah’s Snowpack and the Outlook for Great Salt Lake At this time last year, Utah’s snow pack was sitting at around 160% of normal. We were skiing knee deep powder on the weekends and expecting longer commutes to work or school during the week. While another...
by Jake Dreyfous | Dec 23, 2023 | Blog Post
Image Credit: Wolfgang Borchers on Pixabay Long before Brigham Young gazed over Salt Lake Valley and pronounced, “This is the right place”, many indigenous communities relied on the Great Salt Lake Basin. The Shoshone, Goshute, and Ute tribes depended predominantly on...
by Nathan Thompson | Dec 12, 2023 | Blog Post, Involvement
With Christmas around the corner, there’s a lot of great ways to serve the people around us. At Grow the Flow, we feel that a great way to serve our community is to prevent an environmental disaster by protecting Great Salt Lake! We compiled a list of possible ideas...
by Addison Graham | Dec 4, 2023 | Blog Post, Events
Representative Tyler Clancy and Provo City Councilwoman Rachel Whipple joined Grow the Flow yesterday for a town hall at Brigham Young University. Over thirty students, faculty, and community members gathered in person and over zoom to learn about water security and...
by Teri Harman | Nov 20, 2023 | Blog Post
Photo: Carl Moore at Great Salt Lake, September 2023 by Teri Harman Saving Great Salt Lake is not only about preserving water and vital ecosystems, but also protecting the legacy of human history. The Indigenous people of Utah were the first stewards of our saline...
