Red and white diagonally split background with black and white feather in lower left red section and yellow beehive in upper right sections

The red and white background is meant to represent the snow and red rock that are both so iconic of our landscape, divided in a diagonal to bring to mind a mountain slope. The beehive is representative of the LDS history of the state, and the feather represents the native tribes, many of whom use eagle imagery and feathers in their tribal traditions. Featuring both together is meant to communicate the idea that both histories should work together to forge a new, more beneficial future for all.