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2023 Watershed Symposium

Join us for the 17th Annual Salt Lake County Watershed Symposium, November 15-16, 2023. Free and open to all, this annual conference is one of the best opportunities to network and build relationships toward supporting a healthier watershed.

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Watershed Watch Newsletter

Check out the latest issue of our newsletter. Highlights from the Spring 2022 issue include: Keep yard waste out of the stream and off the banks. Be a stream steward. Growing native woodies for our stream restoration projects. 2022 Legislative Roundup

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Stream Friendly Practices

There are many ways to protect stream health. Follow these stream friendly practices to protect water quality, improve native plant diversity, and prevent flood damage.

Flowers along a stream. Flowers along a stream.

Streamside Landscaping
A field of grass. A field of grass.

Rethink Your Lawn
A pile of wood next to a water fall. A pile of wood next to a water fall.

Don't Dump Debris
Eroded streambank caused by flooding. Eroded streambank caused by flooding.

Erosion Prevention
A bee on a yellow flower. A bee on a yellow flower.

Why Native Plants Matter
A field of wheat. A field of wheat.

A Word About Weeds
A rainbow colored rainbow. A rainbow colored rainbow.

The Storm Drain Connection
A dog looking at poop in the snow. A dog looking at poop in the snow.

The Real Scoop On Dog Poop
oo A simple guide to the proper care and maintenance of your septic system. oo A simple guide to the proper care and maintenance of your septic system.

Be Smart About Septic
A herd of cows grazing by a lake. A herd of cows grazing by a lake.

Livestock Keeping

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Flood Control Engineering
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Public Works Engineering
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Public Works & Municipal Services