Outdoors & Resorts

A Strategic Water Transfer, Stemming From Pineview Reservoir Construction, Aims to Support the Great Salt Lake and Its Wetlands During Peak Bird Migration.

Brian Head Resort Points to Historical Data, High Elevation, and Snowmaking Investments as It Aims for a November 6 Start.

Efforts to Remove Invasive Phragmites Could Save 82,000 Acre-Feet of Water Annually, Benefiting Both Human Communities and Migratory Birds, According to State Land Managers.

A Long-Standing Conflict with the Federal Government Over 22,000 Acres at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Has Concluded, Dedicating $60 Million to Vital Recovery Efforts for the Great Salt Lake.

Gps-Enabled Collars Are Helping Cattle Graze on Monroe Mountain While Permanent Fences, Costing Over $1.5 Million to Replace, Are Slowly Rebuilt.

Wasatch County Sheriff's Office Confirmed the Lone Cub's Safe Capture on Wednesday After It Was Found "Lost and Confused" with No Mother Nearby; Its Future Is Now Under Evaluation.

Extensive Asphalt Damage, Making the Popular Cycling Path Difficult and Unsafe for Riders Like Murray Resident Rand Woodward, Is Targeted for Complete Repair by the End of Fall.

Utah Land Managers Presented Strategies to Legislators for Removing Invasive Phragmites, Promising Significant Water Savings and Habitat Restoration for Migratory Birds.

Nicholas Lemoine, Caught in a Rapidly Developing Storm in Morgan County, Sheltered in His Truck as Powerful Winds Uprooted Dozens of Trees, Blocking His Exit.

Construction Is Underway at Pineview Reservoir, Significantly Reducing Its Water Levels to Replace a Decades-Old Pipeline Vital for Ogden’s Drinking Water Supply, with the Current Phase Expected to Conclude by Early 2027.

Republican Legislators and State Officials Recently Visited Farmington Bay to Observe the Great Salt Lake's Condition Firsthand, Gearing up to Introduce New Measures for Water Conservation and Delivery in the Upcoming Legislative Session.

A New Survey Commissioned by the Grand Canyon Trust Shows Significant Support Among Utah Voters for Re-Establishing the Prior Protections for Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments.

State Agencies Checked Over 9,000 Boats and Paddleboards Over Labor Day Weekend to Protect Local Water Bodies From Destructive Organisms.

A University of Utah Team Utilized a New 3d Technique to Measure 1.5 Million Cubic Meters of Ice, Highlighting Its Potential Importance for Utah's Water Supply.