• Jogging and walking trails
• Education center and interpretive nodes
• Boardwalks and bridges to closely observe wildlife
• A natural habitat in the midst of the city
• A retreat for personal enjoyment and relaxation

"We feel that the benefits of this project to our students, our patrons, and our community are immeasurable."

Loren G. Burton, Superintendent
Granite School District

What is the Decker Lake Wetlands Preserve Foundation?

The Foundation is a nonprofit, citizen-based group whose mission is to:

• Build a partnership between the community, business, and government
• Restore and preserve the biodiversity of the lake
• Promote community participation in preserving the lake as an educational resource and natural preserve

"We're excited about the possibilities for enhancing a natural asset and developing it into a multiple use area."

Keith Kinghorn, Senior Vice President
FIRSTHEALTH

What's Involved in the Decker Lake Project?

• Restoration of a 35-acre lake in West Valley City bound by about 40 acres of undeveloped land, Decker Lake Business Park, and I-215
• Creation of a wildlife refuge/habitat for migratory birds
• Development of the lake as an educational resource, including interpretive nature trail and exhibits

Who's Involved in the Decker Lake Project?

• Decker Lake Wetlands Preserve Foundation
• Salt Lake County
• West Valley City
• Wasatch Front Resource & Development Council (WFRC&D)
• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
• Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT)
• Granite School District
• Area Businesses
• Community Groups

And You!

To receive your free copy of the Decker Lake Wetlands Preserve Foundation newsletter (published two-four times a year) send a letter or postcard to:

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or call 801-977-4999

or request the newsletter here.

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