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.
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.”
Did you know? A boxing match was once staged at the bottom of Utah Lake
At an average depth of just nine feet, Utah Lake is certainly not the deepest. Still, it’s hard to picture the third largest lake in the West as a giant …
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Your tax dollars at work: Utah Lake renewed with staycation-friendly website
It’s your lake. New utahlake.gov website helps you make the most of it.
About us: It’s your lake. We help you make the most of it.
Utahlake.org is operated by The Utah Lake Commission, a government agency funded and empowered by 17 area governments, including neighboring municipalities of Utah County, the Department of Natural Resources, and …
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Attractions overview: Getting the most out of your next visit to Utah Lake
I like lakes. A lot. Natural, man-made, at sea level, at altitude—I don’t care. I’ve enjoyed many across America my entire life.
So long, carp! Here’s how Utah Lake could have clear water by 2017
If there’s one thing Utah Lake isn’t known for, it’s clear blue water. But there’s no reason it can’t be translucent again, preservationists say. Which is why local officials are …
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UTAH LAKE REVEGETATION EFFORTS Invasive weed species: Phragmites Invasive species were introduced to Utah Valley about 200 years ago, which led them to substantially expand and get out of control. …