Did you know? 20% of Utah Lake boundary still unsettled
Utah Lake has been around a long time, so you’d think its boundaries would have been settled long ago. Not so says, Dick Buehler of Utah Department of Natural Resources.
What’s the best way for humans to use a lake without ruining it?
Since they sit atop the food chain, humans wield a lot of power over their environment.
Conserve water or save land? A brief history of Utah Lake property rights
What’s more important: Conserve water so that farmers can use it in dryer months to irrigate crops… or protect the rights of property owners surrounding the water source
Waterfowl hunting takes flight this weekend at Utah Lake
Grab your gun. It’s hunting season.
In the hot seat: Utah Lake Commissioner Reed Price
Four years ago, 21 area governments — including neighboring municipalities of Utah County, the Department of Natural Resources, and the great state of Utah — created the Utah Lake Commission.
Reclaiming the shoreline: A successful spray
If you are a regular reader, you probably remember the article we wrote in June titled “Vile weed: Restoring shoreline with controlled weed removal.”
Sailing: Something to treasure on Utah Lake
Hoisting a sail, watching the breeze fill the canvas with wind energy, hearing the waves lap on the sides of the boat, seeing other craft on the waters – this …
In case you missed ’em: 5 stories we wish you’d read
It’s easy to see the most popular stories on UtahLake.gov—just look to your right for the big blue rectangle. But in case you missed them originally, here are a few …
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Utah Lake is a good place to fish. Here’s why:
Columnist Doug Larson once wrote, “If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there’d be a shortage of fishing poles.”