- Take a winter wagon ride through the middle of hundreds of wild elk at Hardware WMA, beginning Dec. 5
- Over 144K acres restored through Utah's Watershed Restoration Initiative in 2024-25
- Over $1.5M approved to fund 10 boating access projects planned for 2026
- Over 288K boats inspected for quagga mussels during 2025 boating season
- DWR reminding public 'don't ditch a fish' after discovering fish illegally introduced into Lloyds Lake
- DWR reminds people when to report a wildlife sighting
- See mule deer at upcoming DWR viewing event
- Drivers reminded to watch for deer during peak migration seasons, darker commuting months
Potassium
Potash, or sulphate of potassium (SOP), is one of the most commonly used commercial fertilizers in the world. The ease of producing potash from the Great Salt Lake allowed the United States to maintain adequate supplies for commercial food production during World War II when its previous supply from Germany was cut off.
The Great Salt Lake is now the largest solar producer of potash and potassium in the world! While salt harvesting produces the highest volume of minerals extracted from the lake, potash is far and away the most lucrative due to its high worldwide demand.














