Document Type
Report
Publisher
Utah Clean Water Partnership
Publication Date
2014
First Page
1
Last Page
107
Abstract
Our watershed is defined by the people that live, work, and play within its boundaries, as well as the social, ecological, financial and societal benefits that it provides. The Weber River Watershed has experienced a long history of human-influenced changes and alterations in order to enhance human well-being. Many of these actions have enhanced water transportation and delivery, developed sources of hydropower, reduced flood hazards, and provided agricultural, municipal and industrial water supplies (National Research Council 1992), all of which are essential to our survival and quality of life. At the same time, some of those enhancements have had unforeseen impacts to aquatic ecosystems, which also contribute greatly to our collective quality of life.
Recommended Citation
The Weber River Partnership, "Weber River Watershed Plan" (2014). All In-stream Flows Material. Paper 7.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/instream_all/7