

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 contributed $187M to Utah’s economy.
The lake supports over a million 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.