AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoColorado River Water Cuts: Federal officials announced major Colorado River reductions for Arizona, California and Nevada, with Arizona facing the biggest hit as reservoirs plunge and drought deepens. Utah Wildlife & Drought: Utah Wildlife Board approved 450 additional antlerless elk permits for 2026, including Wasatch Back units, citing reduced forage and habitat pressure. Wildfire Impacts in Utah: A new poll finds Utahns overwhelmingly concerned about the 2026 wildfire season, with many reporting health symptoms and limiting time outdoors due to smoke. Winter Safety: Utah Avalanche Center named Nazz Kurth as its new executive director, prioritizing outreach for forecasts and education. Geothermal Research: Utah FORGE began a demanding extended circulation test near Milford to study long-term enhanced geothermal system performance. Public Lands Access: NPS will waive entrance fees Tuesday for its 110th birthday, encouraging visits as ecosystems support clean air and water. Local Recovery: Nephi Lions Club secured a $15,000 grant to help Beaver residents recover from flooding tied to the Cottonwood Fire. Outdoor Recreation Safety: A climbing festival in Alta drew attention to mountain risk after a 16-year-old died on Devil’s Castle days earlier.
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