Utah Rivers Council is a grassroots organization dedicated to the conservation and stewardship of Utah's rivers and clean water sources. With 27 years of experience, they strive to protect these invaluable resources and the ecosystems and communities that rely on them. Their mission is to ensure sustainable clean water sources for both people and wildlife in Utah.

The state of Utah is proposing large-scale and environmentally destructive water development projects, putting many species at risk and endangering the state's $12 billion recreational economy. Utah Rivers Council believes it's time for Utah to embrace real fiscal conservatism and stop wasting billions of dollars on projects that harm rivers and wildlife populations. Conservation is at the heart of conservatism, yet Utah remains one of the most wasteful water users in America.

The organization aims to change this by advocating for responsible water usage and challenging regressive tax policies that encourage wastefulness. They promote alternatives such as water conservation, converting surplus farm water into municipal water, and ensuring all water users pay the full cost of their water use. Utah Rivers Council firmly believes that embracing conservation is the key to a sustainable future for Utah's people and its rivers.

To learn more and support their efforts, visit their website or contact them via phone or email