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BE W.I.L.D – Limit your impact

Posted on: November 21st, 2025

BE W.I.L.D – Limit your impact Be Aware of the Impact of Your Feet, Wheels, and Paws We are visitors in these community spaces. Let’s leave them better than we found them. If you bring it with you, make sure it leaves with you. Be aware of the impact of your feet, wheels, and paws […]

Learning About Trees with Rowland Hall Fifth Graders

Posted on: November 13th, 2025

Learning About Trees with Rowland Hall Fifth Graders Earlier this year, Urban Forestry staff gave an engaging presentation about the importance of trees to Rowland Hall’s fifth-grade classes. The collaboration was initiated by Kiara Rivera, a dedicated teacher at the school who wanted her students to learn more about the role trees play in creating […]

BE W.I.L.D – Inclusive Spaces: Our Public Lands are for Everyone to Share

Posted on: November 13th, 2025

BE W.I.L.D – Inclusive Spaces: Our Public Lands are for Everyone to Share Our public lands are for everyone to share. Be aware and respectful of all visitors and their needs. Learn guidelines and expectations for specific spaces to support a welcoming and inclusive environment. Accessibility in our public lands is a priority for the city […]

Allen Park: The Hidden Gem of SLC Public Lands

Posted on: November 10th, 2025

Allen Park: The Hidden Gem of SLC Public Lands Tucked away in the heart of Salt Lake City is Allen Park, a magical place that blends art and nature. Often called a hidden gem among SLC’s public lands, this one-of-a-kind park is an incredibly special piece of Salt Lake City history. The History of Allen […]

BE W.I.L.D – Welcome to our Public Lands!

Posted on: November 6th, 2025

BE W.I.L.D – Welcome to our Public Lands! What are Public Lands? Public Lands are parks, trails and natural lands, urban forests, and golf courses owned by Salt Lake City. These lands provide unique outdoor spaces that embrace diversity, inclusivity, and the shared environment of nature. Prioritizing time outside Whether you prefer a park or […]

Five Must Visit Spooky Season Spots in SLC: Public Lands Edition

Posted on: October 31st, 2025

Five Must Visit Spooky Season Spots in SLC: Public Lands Edition Not into haunted houses or the corn maze craze hallmarking this month? Good News — You can still celebrate spooky season – with us! October is the perfect month to explore or revisit your local parks and natural lands. Check out this list of […]

SLC Park Rangers: Who Are They & What Do They Do?

Posted on: October 29th, 2025

SLC Park Rangers: Who Are They & What Do They Do? Who are they Salt Lake City’s Park Rangers are dedicated to improving our public lands by ensuring that our parks, trails, and natural areas remain safe, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone. The rangers help foster a sense of connection and care for the outdoor […]

Public Restrooms on Public Lands: Closing for the Season

Posted on: October 23rd, 2025

Fall is in full swing and winter is quickly approaching. With the change in season, you may notice a common “Restrooms Closed” sign popping up around your favorite parks and public lands. We know it can be inconvenient when facilities are locked, but there are important reasons behind this seasonal closure. It all comes down […]

Biodiversity in the City: Fife Wetlands

Posted on: October 22nd, 2025

Tucked away off S 900, just West the Jordan River, you’ll find the Fred and Ila Fife Wetland Preserve. Serving as one of the city’s two wetland areas, Fife is a piece of our Salt Lake City Natural Lands that has been a recent source of educational opportunity and a vision of stewardship for the […]

The reimaged Seven Canyons Refuge at Liberty Park is open and ready to explore

Posted on: October 17th, 2025

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joined community members today to celebrate the grand opening of Liberty Park’s Seven Canyon Refuge (formerly Seven Canyons Fountain), a reimagined public art space that encourages visitors to experience the intersection of art and nature. Originally donated to the residents of Salt Lake City by O.C. Tanner in 1993, […]