An article detailing the Seven Greenways Vision Plan Opportunity Area Walk series, including a walk along the buried Emigration Creek at Herman Franks Park in Salt Lake City and various other projects.
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The design for City Creek at Folsom Trail is here. Tell us what you think about the concept at: folsomtrail.org/design. Your feedback is key to the future City Creek at Folsom Trail!
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Evaluation of the fifteen historic buildings at Allen Park to determine the architectural and structural value, deficiencies, and repairs.
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Join us for five walks along opportunity areas along our creeks identified in the Seven Greenways Vision Plan—Water, Nature, Community, Recreation, and Urban.
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EPA grant will allow Salt Lake City to clean up west-side site and possibly bring restaurants, coffeehouses and other commerce to the Folsom Trail.
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Bird monitoring data and report at the Mill Creek Confluence, which includes comparison of pre and post-restoration species composition, richness, and abundance.
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Bird monitoring data and report at the Three Creeks Confluence, which includes comparison of pre and post-restoration species composition, richness, and abundance.
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The Roots Art Kollective has been selected for the Folsom Trail Mural Project. Their mural will acknowledge City Creek, beautify the Folsom Trail corridor, and represent the Euclid/Poplar Grove neighborhood.
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Red Butte, Emigration, and Parleys Creeks flow underneath 1300 South—pass the Ballpark—to the Jordan River in Salt Lake City. The creeks should be uncovered in a greenway corridor to create a unique amenity and natural oasis in the heart of the Ballpark neighborhood. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!
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A wall in want of character. The Folsom River Mural Project is an opportunity for local artists to make their mark.
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We are seeking an artist or artist-led team to create an outdoor mural along the Folsom Trail at 25 S 1000 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84104. The artwork is intend to acknowledge City Creek, beautify the Folsom Trail corridor, and represent the Euclid/Poplar Grove neighborhood.
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An article highlighting the fact that Salt Lake City’s buried creeks were one of the reasons for the notorious 1983 floods. The Three Creeks Confluence is a good step forward!
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We received a Merit Award from the Utah Chapter of the American Planning Association. It recognizes the Seven Greenways Vision Plan to revitalize our waterways and connect the Salt Lake Valley through greenways.
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An article covering progress on the City Creek at Folsom Trail Daylighting Design Plan. Community engagement efforts and existing environmental conditions have informed initial characterizations and conceptual designs.
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This articles highlights seven excellent rail-trail case studies in 2022, including the Folsom Trail in Salt Lake City, UT. Join us in celebrating these transformative public trails!
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A “quick-action” project funded by the 2017 AARP Community Challenge spurred improvements that enable residents of Salt Lake City, Utah, to get around without having to always get into a car.
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The Salt Lake City Parks, Trails, and Open Space Bond was approved by Salt Lake City voters this November. The $85-million bond will fund eight significant public lands projects, including the Folsom Trail and Allen Park.
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Grant funds—totaling $22,500—will host 24 watershed walks in the Salt Lake Valley. Participants will observe and share stories, insights, and visions to better manage, restore, and love our streams.
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