What am I really looking at? That question led me to learn more about the lake, its history, wildlife, tributaries, communities and changing conditions. The more I learned, the more convinced I became that Great Salt Lake cannot be treated as somebody else’s problem. Its future touches wildlife, families, businesses, agriculture, public health, recreation, government and communities across the basin.

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Economic uncertainty ... explore these issues, examine its implications, discuss real-world examples, and journey towards solutions.