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Center for Biological Diversity: SALT LAKE CITY— Author Terry Tempest Williams, scientists, and a coalition of organizations and community members will hold a press conference and rally Thursday to announce the filing of an Endangered Species Act listing petition for Wilson’s phalaropes, migratory birds whose fate is intricately linked to that of the embattled Great Salt Lake.

CONNECT Summit County will facilitate a Mindful Meander from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 28, at the Swaner Preserve & EcoCenter.

Saturday morning nature walks are held at 8:30 a.m. every Saturday at the Swaner EcoCenter. The cost is $10 per person and $5 for local residents.

Community building with Black Cultural Center - University of Utah and Our Sundays. Plus, embodying Great Salt Lake with with poets, artists and activists.

The authors of "lake words," a small book on Great Salt Lake, are calling on the public for original submissions for "lake words vol. ii," set to be released sometime this summer.

Rising journalists of SLCC take over the show to discuss issues of the day. Tune in as host Nicole Spearman talks with local band Poolhouse about their new EP. Plus, fellow student journalists Alexis Perno and McCaulee Blackburn join her...

Press Release As part of Think Water Utah, a statewide conversation on the critical topic of water presented by Utah Humanities and its partners, Utah Humanities and the John Wesley Powell River History Museum are collaborating on two water-related events. Join the John Wesley Powell River History Museum for these events: May 6: Writing to Witness

State lawmakers are working on legislation this year in the hopes of restoring the Great Salt Lake. Meanwhile, some community members are looking to bring attention to the lake through art.

Drought and water diversions have been draining Great Salt Lake for decades, generating concern about the waterbody and its impacts on humans and wildlife. This past weekend, a group gathered at Antelope Island to share poetry about the lake to raise awareness about its plight.

State lawmakers are working on legislation this year in the hopes of restoring the Great Salt Lake. Meanwhile, some community members are looking to bring attention to the lake through art.