

It is estimated the lake must rise 8ft to reach a healthy level (or somewhere between 163 to 424 billion gallons more water per year).
The Great Salt Lake has shrunk by approximately 73% over the past 100 years.
From mineral extraction to tourism and transportation, it’s estimated the Great Salt Lake contributes every year, over 1-billion dollars to Utah’s economy.
The lake supports millions of migratory birds in it’s habitat, but the primary animal in the lake is brine shrimp.
Absolutely. For example, removing turf from a park strip can save an estimated 5,000–8,000 gallons of water each year. When thousands of households take similar steps, the impact adds up.