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Great Salt Lake Conditions Draw Attention — News

March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline areas, marinas, access points, and public overlooks saw steady activity as Utah entered March with the Great Salt Lake still sitting near historically low elevations. The region began the month under relatively mild early‑spring temperatures, with forecasts showing daytime highs in the low‑50s and only limited snowfall expected in the coming days. Weather patterns across northern Utah have remained variable, but overall conditions continue to reflect a winter season with modest precipitation and below‑average snowpack in several basins. Scientists and state officials have reiterated that the lake remains within a long‑term adverse‑effects range, a designation tied to ecological stress, reduced salinity balance, and increased dust‑related health risks. Exposed lakebed and shifting shoreline contours remain visible across multiple access points, underscoring ongoing concerns about habitat loss for migratory birds and the broader ecosystem. Policy discussions continue at the state level as lawmakers evaluate large‑scale water management proposals, including conservation measures and potential federal support aimed at improving inflows. A January 2026 state summary noted that while some stabilization occurred in 2025, the lake remains below healthy thresholds and long‑term recovery will require sustained action across agencies, municipalities, and water users. Community members, researchers, and visitors continue to monitor conditions closely as Utah moves into the spring runoff period. With early‑March temperatures trending warmer than historical averages and only intermittent snowfall forecast, questions remain about how much water will reach the lake in the months ahead. More images are available for editorial distribution via ZUMA Press. (Credit Images: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson / ZUMA Press Wire)

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March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sign for Great Salt Lake State Park is seen as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles-McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sign for Great Salt Lake State Park is seen as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles-McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A vehicle with a Utah Department of Natural Resources State Parks logo is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A vehicle with a Utah Department of Natural Resources State Parks logo is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A visitor center is seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A warning sign reading “Danger Sinking Mud” stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A warning sign reading “Danger Sinking Mud” stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A warning sign reading “Danger Sinking Mud” stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A warning sign reading “Danger Sinking Mud” stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the Great Salt Lake at a trail access point as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers discuss large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the Great Salt Lake at a trail access point as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers discuss large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the Great Salt Lake at a trail access point as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers discuss large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the Great Salt Lake at a trail access point as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers discuss large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person stands along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake while a boat moves through a marked channel as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person stands along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake while a boat moves through a marked channel as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person stands along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake while a boat moves through a marked channel as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person stands along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake while a boat moves through a marked channel as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A boat moves across the water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A boat moves across the water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A boat moves across the water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A boat moves across the water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person looks through a viewer toward the Great Salt Lake as others stand on a rocky jetty in the distance. The region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person looks through a viewer toward the Great Salt Lake as others stand on a rocky jetty in the distance. The region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person looks through a viewer toward the Great Salt Lake as others stand on a rocky jetty in the distance. The region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person looks through a viewer toward the Great Salt Lake as others stand on a rocky jetty in the distance. The region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People stand on a rocky outcrop extending into the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People stand on a rocky outcrop extending into the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person stands on a narrow strip of shoreline extending into the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person stands on a narrow strip of shoreline extending into the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Sailboats sit docked in a marina at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a path near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A building at the Great Salt Lake visitor center is seen as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A building at the Great Salt Lake visitor center is seen as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A building at the Great Salt Lake visitor center is seen as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A building at the Great Salt Lake visitor center is seen as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A sailboat moves across calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird flies low over the surface of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People stand on a platform near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People stand on a platform near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Birds gather on a sandbar at the Great Salt Lake with snow‑covered mountains in the distance as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Birds gather on a sandbar at the Great Salt Lake with snow‑covered mountains in the distance as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Birds gather on a sandbar at the Great Salt Lake with snow‑covered mountains in the distance as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Birds gather on a sandbar at the Great Salt Lake with snow‑covered mountains in the distance as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Navigation markers stand in calm water at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks along the exposed shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Shoreline, mudflats, and distant snow‑covered mountains are seen at the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Two people stand along a rocky shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Two people stand along a rocky shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Two people stand along a rocky shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Two people stand along a rocky shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People stand on a platform near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People stand on a platform near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird stands near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels in the region remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird feeds on the remains of another bird along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird feeds on the remains of another bird along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird feeds on the remains of another bird along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A bird feeds on the remains of another bird along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A man stands on an observation platform overlooking the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A man stands on an observation platform overlooking the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A man stands on an observation platform overlooking the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A man stands on an observation platform overlooking the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a narrow stretch of shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a narrow stretch of shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a narrow stretch of shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along a narrow stretch of shoreline at the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person holds a rock along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Signs marking beach access and warning of unsafe water conditions stand near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: Signs marking beach access and warning of unsafe water conditions stand near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks through rocks and dry grass near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: A person walks through rocks and dry grass near the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as the region continues to experience historically low water levels. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake remains in a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
March 1, 2026, Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA: People walk along the shoreline of the Great Salt Lake as water levels remain historically low. Reports from state officials and the Great Salt Lake Strike Team state that the lake continues to fall within a serious adverse‑effects range, with elevations among the lowest recorded in more than one hundred years. The lake has drawn increased public attention as lawmakers consider large‑scale water projects and long‑term plans to address declining conditions. (Credit Image: © Charles‑McClintock Wilson/ZUMA Press Wire)
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