Native Name: Wa-ko-no-kin
Total Length: 22.6 mi
+ Buried: 0.7 mi
+ Impaired: 21.9 mi
Average Peak Flow: 350 cfs
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Native Name: Wa-ko-no-kin
Total Length: 22.6 mi
+ Buried: 0.7 mi
+ Impaired: 21.9 mi
Average Peak Flow: 350 cfs
Read MoreA document exploring best management practices along urban rivers with a focus on the Jordan River in Utah. It includes a set of flexible tools and strategies to address key issues for waterways.
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Read MoreA report studying the claim that nature is important for our mental and physical health. The findings are clear—access to nature is an essential component of healthy human habitat.
Read MoreA comprehensive assessment for the management of Parleys Creek within Salt Lake City, UT. It includes broad riparian corridor improvements and specific reach-by-reach recommendations.
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Read MoreA plan to reimagine North Temple into a grand boulevard and gateway to Salt Lake City, UT. It envisions, and provides renderings of, the Folsom Trail and daylighting of City Creek through the Folsom Corridor.
Read MoreThere are conflicting perspectives on the 2010 Red Butte Oil Spill in Salt Lake City—the Citizen Response Committee would like more accountability from Chevron while others feel they should be praised for their response.
Read MoreThe events of the 2010 oil spill in Red Butte Creek is documented in this article. It captures the ecological devastation that followed the spill and the clean up efforts after.
Read MoreA concept plan for the Folsom Trail and daylighting of City Creek in Salt Lake City, UT.
Read MoreA comprehensive assessment for the management of Emigration Creek within Salt Lake City, UT. It includes broad riparian corridor improvements and specific reach-by-reach recommendations.
Read MoreA comprehensive assessment for the management of Red Butte Creek within Salt Lake City, UT. It includes broad riparian corridor improvements and specific reach-by-reach recommendations.
Read MoreAn article exploring early 2000s efforts to uncover City Creek through downtown Salt Lake City, UT. It provides context for modern-day efforts and insights on barriers to daylighting creeks.
Read MoreA surface parking lot is transformed into a vibrant urban park with a restored creek, trails, art, and surrounding development. Efforts achieved water quality improvements, while creating diverse wildlife habitat.
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