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What birds rely on Great Salt Lake? Saline lakes help migratory birds - Vimarsana News

What birds rely on Great Salt Lake? Saline lakes help migratory birds

The Great Basin’s saline lakes support millions of migrating birds. But more than half the region’s salty lakes have shrunk by 50% to 95% over the past 150 years.

What birds rely on Great Salt Lake? Saline lakes help migratory birds - Vimarsana News

What birds rely on Great Salt Lake? Saline lakes help migratory birds

Where tributary rivers meet the Great Salt Lake's saline shores, the merging of fresh and salty water creates an oasis of life.

Source: ksl.com
Monthly Utah Clean Air Caucus meeting focuses on Great Salt Lake - Vimarsana News

Monthly Utah Clean Air Caucus meeting focuses on Great Salt Lake

This month’s Utah Clean Air Caucus meeting focused on Great Salt Lake, and the role it plays in Utah’s air quality.

Source: upr.org
Why counting shorebirds may fill a missing piece in the Great Salt Lake conservation puzzle - Vimarsana News

Why counting shorebirds may fill a missing piece in the Great Salt Lake conservation puzzle

A recent shorebird survey aims to provide conservationists and land managers with more information they need for better decisions on how to preserve the lake's wetlands.

Source: ksl.com
Flyover of Great Salt Lake underscores environmental challenges it faces - Vimarsana News

Flyover of Great Salt Lake underscores environmental challenges it faces

An environmental nonprofit is offering Utahns a new perspective on the challenges facing Great Salt Lake, by giving them a birds eye view of its shrinking shoreline, as dry conditions and human water consumption continue to threaten the lake’s water levels.

Source: upr.org