FRIENDS of Great Salt Lake
FRIENDS of Great Salt Lake
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More about this organization
Mission
The mission of FRIENDS is to preserve and protect the Great Salt Lake ecosystem and to increase public awareness and appreciation of the Lake through education, research, advocacy and the arts.
About
FRIENDS of Great Salt Lake was founded in 1994. The long-term vision of FRIENDS is to achieve comprehensive watershed-based restoration and protection for the Great Salt Lake ecosystem.
Every two years, FRIENDS hosts the Great Salt Lake Issues Forum to provide a focused discussion about the Lake for policy makers, researchers, planners, industry and other stakeholders. The goal of each Forum is to encourage constructive dialogue about the future of the Lake's ecosystem and its resources, and to illuminate the complexities involved in research, management and planning for the Lake.