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Salt Lake City seeks creative funding options as Liberty Park upgrades could cost $41M (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Liberty Park is still a popular draw after well over a century. Approximately 7,000 visitors flock to the outdoor gem every weekday, and close to 11,000 on Saturdays and Sundays, based on foot traffic studies conducted by the Salt Lake City Department of Public Lands. It's also showing signs of its age, which is why the department has been working on a vision plan to address maintenance needs and pinpoint opportunities to enhance the park — and addressing those could be costly.
Endangered Utah bird species to get a boost. Here's how to watch its population soar (opens the original)
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ST. GEORGE — California condors, including a flock near the Utah-Arizona border, were once pushed to the brink of extinction, but they've slowly recovered as part of a massive conservation push. The flock is about to receive a few more members as that push continues. Four more condors will be released into the wild on Saturday for the 30th annual condor release, a joint venture between the Bureau of Land Management and The Peregrine Fund. The birds, hatched at zoos through a program that replica
Many groups are trying to save the Great Salt Lake. Here's how they can better collaborate (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative with funding from Love the Lake, an initiative of the nonprofit Great Salt Lake Alliance. Editorial decisions are made independently by the Collaborative and partner newsrooms. SALT LAKE CITY — The Great Salt Lake continues to slide closer to its lowest point on record, but a new Utah report underscores potential ways to refine solution processes that could help the state avoid environmental impacts of its decline
Utah, feds finalize $60M settlement over 22,000 acres near Great Salt Lake (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This article is published through the Great Salt Lake Collaborative with funding from Love the Lake, an initiative of the nonprofit Great Salt Lake Alliance. Editorial decisions are made independently by the Collaborative and partner newsrooms. SALT LAKE CITY — A long-standing feud between Utah and the federal government over tens of thousands of acres along the Great Salt Lake has now been settled. The state will receive $60 million over the next few years for Great Salt Lake pro
How to celebrate National Public Lands Day across Utah this weekend (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Saturday marks 32 years of National Public Lands Day, a holiday that celebrates all things public lands. The holiday, now held every fourth Saturday in September, typically attracts thousands of volunteers who assist in cleaning up public lands, but there are also several educational events planned in Utah this weekend. National Public Lands Day is no longer a free entry day at national parks, but that doesn't mean there aren't events or even some fee waivers. Capitol Reef Natio
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