This article highlights the Range 2 River Relay hosted by the Seven Canyons Trust. The race raises money for our projects, like the daylighting of City Creek through the Folsom Corridor.
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A grant from Lush Cosmetics will fund the design master plan to daylight Emigration Creek at Herman Franks Park. The document will advance implementation of the project with a well-design deliverable to share with engaged community members, municipal partners, and potential funding sources.
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The 70% design drawings for daylighting Red Butte, Emigration, and Parleys creeks, where they meet the Jordan River, in Salt Lake City, UT. Drawings outline the implementation process, including vegetation, excavation, restoration, and construction, and site cross sections with flood levels.
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Wonder what a stream is thinking? They may not be human, but each has a name and history. Read as Ghent gives our urban creeks a voice.
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A proposed brewery, Grid City Beer Works, could be coming to the Folsom Corridor. The business is a precedent for the intersection between private development and the corridor.
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Dominion Energy provided a grant through their Environmental Stewardship program to expand the My Canyon Creeks website series. Seven new websites will create a watershed-sized scope within Salt Lake County, UT.
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Property owners abutting a detention pond along Mill Creek do not want to provide access to the city-owned property. South Salt Lake leaders are concerned residents have treated city-owned land as their own.
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The Utah Department of Agriculture provided $20,000 to target noxious weeds and continue pilot revegetation strategies to restore and enhance habitat value at the Mill Creek Confluence in South Salt Lake, UT.
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The 40% design drawings for daylighting Red Butte, Emigration, and Parleys creeks, where they meet the Jordan River, in Salt Lake City, UT. Drawings outline the implementation process, including vegetation, excavation, restoration, and construction, and site cross sections with flood levels.
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This excerpt outlines the restoration of the Jordan River through Murray and Taylorsville. Trees are used to stabilize stream banks and provide valuable in-river fish habitat.
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An article exploring artwork created out of items found in nature. This activity develops stewardship of the outdoors, while exploring free, zero-waste art and creativity.
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A report on community engagement in the Folsom Trail and daylighting of City Creek with University of Utah Westside Studio students in Salt Lake City, UT.
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Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts, & Parks funding will host 25 watershed walks in Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, and West Valley City through the Seven Creeks | Walk Series. Programming will lay the foundation for youth to become community leaders.
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Community engagement along the Folsom Corridor, through the AARP’s Community Challenge, encouraged exploration and built support for its implementation. Urban intervention and programming were successful in gathering thoughts, visions, and ideas for the future Folsom Trail and daylighting of City Creek.
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Access to nature is critical to our mental, physical, and spiritual wellbeing. Follow this journey of recovery as the natural beauty of the Wasatch Range restores balance and strength after tragedy.
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The Seven Canyons Trust, Salt Lake City, and BIO-WEST, Inc. received an Achievement Award under the Project/Study/Master Plan category from the Utah Chapter of the American Planning Association. The award recognizes the innovative stream daylighting design and community engagement approach at the Three Creeks Confluence in Salt Lake City, UT.
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A synopsis of breeding and non-breeding bird surveys at the Three Creeks Confluence in Salt Lake City, UT. Data will be used to compare bird diversity and frequency after construction of the restoration project.
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There are plans to renovate the historic Salt Lake Costume building. There is opportunity to uncover a portion of Emigration Creek during redevelopment.
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