Read MoreAn article navigating the transformation of the Jordan River with emphasis on the Three Creeks Confluence. This project is daylighting three underground creeks as they flow into the Jordan River in Salt Lake City, UT.
An article detailing our organization, stream daylighting, and progress on the Three Creeks Confluence in Salt Lake City, UT. This effort will create a new park in the west-side neighborhood of Glendale.
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An article telling the recent history of the Folsom Trail and daylighting of City Creek in Salt Lake City, UT. It details the narrative of the stream and it ties to the Poplar Grove community.
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A guide to weed management for the Mill Creek Confluence in South Salt Lake, UT. It includes lessons learned, approach, goals, and suggested treatments, schedule, and revegetation.
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Engagement was the cornerstone of the community-based design process for daylighting Emigration Creek at Herman Franks Park in Salt Lake City, UT. Read through our process and see the numbers from the feedback of community members, governmental partners, and other stakeholders.
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The 120-foot span is ready for recreaters. The connection provides a key community access point across the Jordan River to anchor institutions, the Jordan River Trail, and broader Glendale neighborhood in Salt Lake City, UT.
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The Seven Canyons Trust’s Internal Revenue Service Form 990 for Fiscal Year 2020, from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020. This form collects information about our mission, programs, and finances.
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The new website redesign is live! Find the tools, information, and resources you need easier. Read through the refreshed blog, find more ways to support, and learn about all our projects, programs, and activities.
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A visioning document for the uncovering of Emigration Creek through Herman Franks Park. It details the background, benefits, design, and implementation of the effort.
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A report studying the feasibility of uncovering City Creek through the Folsom Corridor in Salt Lake City, UT. It explores two concepts—a partial-flow channel and a full-flow channel.
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We are committed to listening, learning, and actively fighting racism. We stand in solidarity with peaceful protests in Salt Lake City with our Black partners and peers. It is time to elevate Black voices, support communities of color, and fight all forms of injustice.
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The Salt Lake City Arts Council is looking for Utah artists to design works to be featured at the Three Creeks Confluence. Commissions are available at $1,000 per design, up to three designs per artist.
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Share your feedback on Salt Lake City’s newest acquisition, Allen Park. The property features historic structures, numerous mosaics and works of art, and a stretch of Emigration Creek.
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Listen to Executive Director, Brian Tonetti, talk with the Resonant Restoration podcast on stream daylighting. Learn about the benefits of daylighting, its history, and local case studies and projects in Utah.
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Share your feedback on the Folsom Corridor. The first phase will focus on the trail, and construction is anticipated for Fall 2020.
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An activity to create art with items found in natural spaces around our creeks. Participants learn to be creative in the outdoors and exploring waste and decomposition. This activity establishes a connection to nature through art.
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A $150,000 effort to create greenway corridors adjacent to the seven creeks. Greenways include trails, generate economic activity, increase resiliency, enhance water quality, and create wildlife habitat.
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A mindfulness activity to practice managing and reflecting on stress. Participants mediate in a natural then highly-altered stretch of creek, and compare the two experiences. This activity highlights mindfulness in nature as an easy way to curb stress and develops stewardship in participants.
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