The Nature Conservancy has helped to protect nearly 900,000 acres of at-risk habitat in Utah.

Where We Work

Community-Based Conservation
In the town of Boulder, Utah, residents are working together with the Conservancy to preserve their ecological and cultural heritage.


 
Waging a War on Invasives
Across the West, tamarisk chokes critical waterways like the Colorado River.  Find out how Utah is fighting back.
 

What's New

Protecting Utah Wildflowers
The Conservancy is working to bring the autumn buttercup, dwarf bear poppy, and other rare wildflowers back from the brink.

Technology Informs Conservation
In Northwest Utah, scientists are using cutting-edge technology that will help them better plan for land use and conservation.

 

Get Involved

Wander the Wetlands
From April-October, join us at The Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve for a naturalist-guided public tour.  Space is limited, sign up today!

From the Heart of the Land
On March 3, the Conservancy and KUER 90.1 held a Live RadioWest with Jay Allison.  Listen to the broadcast!

Press Releases

The Conservancy Jump Starts Earth Day 2008 with Public Tours at Great Salt Lake

The Conservancy Endorses Revised Washington County Lands Bill

Boulder Residents Partner with the Conservancy to Protect Critical Lands

Download our Spring 2008 Newsletter (.pdf, 964 kb)