Utah Manufacturers Association

The Utah Mining Association, established in 1915, is a longstanding organization dedicated to representing and advocating for the mining industry in Utah. With a focus on promoting the importance of mining in society and ensuring safe and sustainable practices, the association works closely with industry leaders and professionals to tell the story of mining in the state. Under the leadership of individuals like Jared Jackson, Lisa Kirschner, Dillon McInnes, Thomas Henrie, and Brian Somers, the Utah Mining Association plays a vital role in supporting and advancing the interests of the mining sector. Through collaboration with allied organizations and a commitment to education, safety, and environmental stewardship, the association serves as a strong voice for Utah's mining industry.Generated from the website

The Utah Public Employees Association (UPEA) is the largest labor organization in Utah, dedicated to protecting, compensating, and appreciating public employees. With over 60 years of experience, UPEA has been instrumental in securing benefits and protections for public employees, providing legislative representation, grievance support, exclusive discounts, and lobbying efforts to ensure fair treatment and job security. UPEA works directly with policymakers at the Utah State Legislature to advocate for issues such as compensation, job protections, retirement parity, health insurance, and education. Their members value the support and guidance provided by UPEA representatives, who assist them through grievances and workplace issues, ensuring fair treatment and helping navigate through policies and state code. Join UPEA today to become part of an organization that fights for the rights and interests of Utah's public employees.Generated from the website

Glen Canyon Institute ( GCI ) was founded in 1996 as a charitable 501 ( c ) organization with the mission of restoring a healthy Colorado River through Glen Canyon. Leading the movement to restore this uniquely beautiful place, Glen Canyon Institute immediately began work to conduct scientific studies on the impacts of Glen Canyon Dam, and compiled the results in the Citizen's Environmental Assessment ( CEA ), which was released in 2001. Around that same time, a series of low-runoff years began dropping reservoir levels at Lake Powell significantly, reaching elevation 3555, down 145 feet and only 33% of full, on April 8, 2005. The shrinking reservoir exposed more than 40 miles of the mainstem Colorado and San Juan Rivers, and hundreds of miles of the Glen's 125 major side canyons. The natural restoration of Glen Canyon is now occurring rapidly. Our generation has been given a miraculous second chance to witness Glen Canyon and take part in the restoration of one of our nation's greatest natural treasures. Glen Canyon Institute is working to protect the revealed landscape of Glen Canyon and ensure that the restoration will continue. We ask for your support in this historic effort by becoming a member and/or getting involved in one of our many current projects. Glen Canyon Institute is that is governed by a distinguished Board of Trustees. Our office and staff are located in Salt Lake City, Utah.