During the second-annual Pack it Out Utah event, hosted by Utah State University, more than 6,000 pounds of trash were removed from local trails and waterways.
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University of Utah students bring three creeks to life at the Three Creeks Confluence. This article highlights how water can help our communities.
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The sound of running water surrounds the exciting, new Three Creeks Confluence. This article encapsulates the impact of this project from a parking lot to a park.
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Utah State University Water Quality Extension is hosting the second statewide volunteer clean up. Help prevent litter and weeds from disrupting our watersheds.
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We support an expanded, year-round electric bus system that services dispersed recreation throughout the year, bridging our east-west communities in the Salt Lake Valley, and providing canyon access for all residents. This should be coupled with tolling, carpool requirements, and other traffic mitigation strategies.
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Water, natural life, and community are woven together through laser-cut steel artwork at the Three Creeks Confluence in Salt Lake City, UT.
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Officials warn people and pets stay away from Mill Creek west of Interstate-215 after concrete spilled into the creek, causing a massive fish kill.
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A radio interview exploring Salt Lake City’s newest park, the Three Creeks Confluence, and additional daylighting projects throughout the Salt Lake Valley.
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An article celebrating the opening of a new Salt Lake City park, the Three Creeks Confluence, where Red Butte, Emigration, and Parleys Creeks flow into the Jordan River at 950 West and 1300 South.
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This article explores the Three Creeks Confluence project from its incept as a classroom assignment to Salt Lake City’s newest keystone park. Learn about what’s next for the Seven Canyons Trust!
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Once hidden underneath a parking lot and half-burnt home, the Three Creeks Confluence provides community access to the three creeks that converge there—Red Butte, Emigration, and Parleys.
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The Three Creeks Confluence on the west-side of Salt Lake City is now open! The site started as an idea of University of Utah students and is the first step in a 100-year vision to uncover 21 miles of buried creek.
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The Three Creeks Confluence is official open on Salt Lake City’s west-side. The project is the first in a 100-year vision to uncover and restore the Salt lake Valley’s creeks.
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Inspired by creeks? Interested in riparian ecosystems and community building? Contribute to our ambitious, visionary, and meaningful mission to leave a watershed legacy. Our creeks are calling, come join us!
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Projects along the Jordan River are improving the river and bringing recreaters to the waters. For example, the Three Creeks Confluence and Cornell Lift Station both aim to make the river into a community amenity.
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This article highlights the opening of the Three Creeks Confluence on Salt Lake City’s west-side. The site is the newest addition to connectivity and activation along the Jordan River.
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Starting July 1st, share your visions and ideas online or at in-person pop-up workshops throughout the Salt Lake Valley in the second engagement opportunity on the Seven Greenways Vision Plan. Tell us about your places!
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The Three Creeks Confluence will open to the public on Wednesday, July 7th. Celebrate the opening with live music, beer, food trucks, and more on Friday, July 9th from 5-9P!
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