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With the Bear River serving so many different purposes in the state of Utah, agricultural producers are trying to make sure their uses for the river aren't forgotten as lawmakers discuss the preservation of the Great Salt Lake.
Many Utahns are focused on the health of Great Salt Lake, but the Cache Water District is focusing on water management upstream in the Bear River. They are funding a
While winter snows are bringing some much-needed water to the state, the Cache Water District is focused on managing water for the future with a proposed study on the economics of the Bear River.
Record-breaking drought along the Wasatch Front forces tough decisions about water supply.
The proposal for federal Natural Resources Conservation Service funding was submitted by the Cache Water District. One option would pipe and pressurize canals — in Logan, North Logan and Hyde Park — serviced by Crockett Avenue Irrigation and Distribution, Inc, which could leave the existing open canals, like those on the Island in Logan, to help mitigate flood risks. This story is made possible thanks to a community reporting partnership between The Herald Journal and Utah Public Radio. Tags: