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Great Salt Lake's brine shrimp population booms, impacting future of Utah - Vimarsana News

Great Salt Lake's brine shrimp population booms, impacting future of Utah

Brine shrimp, symbolizes hope for the Great Salt Lake serving as evidence of the state's efforts to improve the lake's health.

Great Salt Lake's brine shrimp population booms, majorly impacting future of Utah, wildlife, and the world - Vimarsana News

Great Salt Lake's brine shrimp population booms, majorly impacting future of Utah, wildlife, and the world

Brine shrimp, a crustacean native to the Great Salt Lake and recently named the official state crustacean, have seen an incredible population growth over the last year, symbolizing hope for the Great Salt Lake and serving as evidence of the state's efforts to improve the lake's health.

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22 migratory birds that winter in Kashmir, and where to spot them - Vimarsana News

22 migratory birds that winter in Kashmir, and where to spot them

In winter over 22 migratory bird species flock to keep their date with Kashmir. Every year, 5-12 lakh migratory birds are seen in Hokersar, Haigam, Prichal, Shallabugh, Chatlam, Fashkoori, Manibugh, Krenchoo, Wular and Dal – lakes and protected wetlands where they feed and breed.

Conservation Groups Sue Utah for Starving the Great Salt Lake of Water - Vimarsana News

Conservation Groups Sue Utah for Starving the Great Salt Lake of Water

Upstream diversions are putting the West's largest wetland ecosystem at risk of ecological collapse.

How Many Birds Can A Bunch of Audubon Staff See In a Year? - Vimarsana News

How Many Birds Can A Bunch of Audubon Staff See In a Year?

We made a pact to do a Big Year collaboratively in 2022. Here's what we saw, and what we learned in those 12 months of birding and sharing.