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The Utah Department of Natural Resources (DNR) plays a vital role in protecting and managing the state’s natural resources — from wildlife conservation and water management to outdoor recreation and wildfire prevention. As a contributor to Cedar Valley Sentinel, the DNR shares timely articles and expert information tailored to residents of Eagle Mountain, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Fort, and Fairfield.
Their stories cover topics such as wildfire safety in Cedar Valley, Utah wildlife updates, water usage tips, and how to enjoy outdoor recreation responsibly in Northern Utah County. With a focus on education and sustainability, the DNR empowers our readers to better understand and care for the natural environment around them.
The Utah Department of Wildlife and Natural Resources has closed 7 Utah county wildlife management areas until April 30th. These areas are usually open to the public on April 8th. The Utah County areas include these Wildlife Management Areas: Timpanogos, Dairy Fork, Lake Fork, Birdseye, Lasson Draw, Spencer Fork, and Santaquin. DWR closes 24 wildlife…
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Back in February 2021 the Eagle Mountain City Council approve a Wildlife Corridor Overlay Zone, which kicked off the project along SR-73 to help mitigate migration issues for wildlife. During 2022 over 1 mile of wildlife exclusion fence, as well as a thermal/wildlife detection/alert system, were installed along SR-73 in the Cedar Valley area. “The…
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Fishing in Utah is a great outdoor activity for those looking to experience all that the state has to offer. From mountain streams and reservoirs to the Great Salt Lake, Utah offers some of the most diverse and rewarding fishing opportunities in the country. Utah is home to a variety of fish species, including trout,…
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