by Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District | May 28, 2025 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates
Guest 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...
by Sam Hawkins | May 21, 2025 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates
A Utah lawmaker has proposed a new idea to mitigate Great Salt Lake dust: build berms to temporarily trap water and form a crust over the exposed lakebed. Once the surface has hardened, that water will be released back to the lake, Utah House Speaker Mike Schultz told...
by Sam Hawkins | May 20, 2025 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates
Sailfest is back! On Saturday, June 7th from 10 am-4 pm at the Great Salt Lake State Park and Marina, Grow the Flow, the Great Salt Lake Yacht Club, and local sponsors are hosting Sailfest 2025—a free, family friendly day of cardboard boat racing, kayaking, a sailing...
by Sam Hawkins | May 15, 2025 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates
Salt 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...
by Sam Hawkins | Apr 25, 2025 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates
Each spring, Great Salt Lake transforms into one of the most important stopovers for migratory birds in the Western Hemisphere. About 12 million birds—representing 339 different species—visit the lake’s ecosystem each year. As part of the Pacific Flyway, Great Salt...
by Sam Hawkins | Apr 16, 2025 | Blog Post, Grow The Flow Updates
This Tuesday, April 22, the Provo City Council will vote on whether to adopt a tiered water rate structure—a change that would adjust what residents pay based on how much water they use. This approach is grounded in years of analysis and expert recommendations and...