Local experts discuss issues that impact our community and explore ideas for the future in this pre-recorded virtual series. Videos released weekly in the spring and fall.
Public Lands
Learn about our collectively owned natural spaces, how to use them responsibly, ongoing preservation efforts, and enhancement projects.
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AI and Information Literacy
Discover strategies to critically engage with generative AI tools and learn how to seek, evaluate, use, and ultimately circulate information effectively and accurately.
Great Salt Lake
Explore one of Utah’s most spectacular natural wonders, its impact on our climate, ecology, recreation, and economy, and the actions taken to protect its endangered future.
We dive into the wild world of conservation and the untold stories of our public lands. In this episode, we're excited to have Jordan McMahon, a dedicated wildlife biologist from the Bureau of Land Management, join our host Heather Buhler to unpack the multifaceted approach to habitat restoration and preservation.
Take a closer look at the world of public lands. Get ready to be inspired to explore the great outdoors and learn why paying those park fees is a small price for the immense value these spaces provide with Trish Ackley, a naturalist and park ranger at Antelope Island State Park in Utah.
Take a closer look at the vital issues surrounding the Great Salt Lake. Today's episode features a captivating conversation with Tim Davis, Utah's Deputy Great Salt Lake Commissioner.
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Take a closer look at the vital issues surrounding the Great Salt Lake. Today's episode features a captivating conversation with Tim Davis, Utah's Deputy Great Salt Lake Commissioner.
Submerge yourself the important world of water rights with a special guest, Teresa Wilhelmsen, who serves as the State Engineer and Director of the Utah Division of Water Rights.
Dive deep into the waters of the Great Salt Lake with our esteemed guest, Candice Hasenyager, director of the Utah Division of Water Resources.