Resource management

Great Salt Lake comment period extended to May 31

SALT LAKE CITY — The public comment period for the Draft Final Great Salt Lake Comprehensive Management Plan and Draft Final Mineral Leasing Plan has been extended until May 31.

The plan, being prepared by the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands, will govern how Utah manages Great Salt Lake for the foreseeable future.

Comments may be submitted by filling out a comment form on the FFSL website (www.gslplanning.utah.gov) or writing: SWCA Project Manager Laura Vernon, 257 E. 200 South, Suite 200, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 or at lvernon@swca.com.

Great Salt Lake is seen near Antelope Island in 2008.(MATTHEW ARDEN HATFIELD/Standard-Examiner)

Comment on Great Salt Lake management through April 26

OGDEN — Miranda Menzies, of Eden, likes to admire the sunset from a rowboat on Great Salt Lake, and because she’d rather not have an oil derrick blocking her view, she’s interested in how Utah manages the lake.

Because of that, she was at Wednesday’s final public presentation of a new management plan for Great Salt Lake that will guide dozens of governmental and private entities for at least the next decade.

Voters to decide fate of severance tax use

SALT LAKE CITY — A resolution to put a constitutional amendment before voters this fall regarding use of severance tax funds has cleared another key hurdle.

Utah lawmakers mull legal options in federal lands debate

SALT LAKE CITY — Legislators will learn from the mistakes of others before taking on the federal government over control of federal lands within the state, several local lawmakers say about current efforts to address the issue.

Cape Royal on the North Rim provides a panorama up, down, and across the canyon. With seemingly unlimited vistas to the east and west, it is popular for both sunrise and sunset. The sweeping turn of the Colorado River at Unkar Delta is framed through the natural arch of Angels Window. Look for the Desert View Watchtower across the canyon on the South Rim. This popular viewpoint is accessible via a paved, level trail. NPS Photo by Michael Quinn

Historic partnership formed to guide resource management of Grand Canyon's North Rim

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. -- A pioneering partnership has been forged to bolster the science guiding resource management and public lands stewardship along the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

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