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Show Table 2. Agencies, universities, and counties concerned with Great Salt Lake. STATE Directly involved Department of Natural Resources ( DNR) Division of Water Resources ( DWR) Division of Parks & Recreation ( DPR) Division of Wildlife Resources ( DWLR) Division of Oil & Gas Conservation ( DOGC) Utah Geological & Mineral Survey ( UGMS) Division of State Lands ( DSL) Division of Water Rights ( DWR) Division of Health ( DH) Department of Transportation ( UDOT) Indirectly involved State Planning Coordinator's Office ( SPCO) Committee on Water Pollution ( CWP) Utah Industrial Development Division ( UIDD) Bureau of Outdoor Recreation ( BODR) Attorney General's Office ( AG) Department of Agriculture ( USDA) Bureau of Economic and Business Research ( UUBEBR) Division of Provo- Jordan River Parkway Authority ( DPJ) FEDERAL Directly involved Bureau of Land Management ( BLM) Army Corps of Engineers ( ACE) Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) Fish and Wildlife Service ( FWS) Bureau of Reclamation ( BOR) U. S. Geological Survey ( USGS) Soil Conservation Service ( SCS) UNIVERSITIES University of Utah Engineering Exp. Station ( UUEES) Utah Water Research Laboratory ( UWRL) Institute for the Study of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism at Utah State University ( ISORT) Brigham Young University ( BYU) Indirectly involved National Parks Service ( NPS) Department of Transportation ( USDOT) Department of Commerce ( USDOC) Bureau of Mines ( BOM) Department of Defense ( USDOD) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA) COUNTY PLANNING MULTI- COUNTY COMMISSIONS Salt Lake Golden Spike Empire Davis Wasatch Front ReWeber gional Council Tooele Mountain Lands Box Elder Association of Governments Bear River Association of Governments agencies involved with the lake. In the tables of research needs the abbreviations found in Table 2 are used to identify the agencies. University associations are identified for individuals listed with the research needs. Many of the state agencies already systematically conduct research which is directly or closely tied to Great Salt Lake while the resources of other agencies could be mustered to support research in specific areas in the future. The specific areas of involvement of the various state agencies are outlined in the following paragraph. The Division of Water Resources, Parks and Recreation, Wildlife Resources, Oil and Gas Conservation, State Lands, Water Rights, and the Utah Geological and Mineral Survey, are all under the Department of Natural Resources. The Division of Water Resources is charged with the authority to authorize studies, investigations, and plans for the full development and utilization of the water and power resources of the state and for the formulation of a state water plan. The Division of Parks and Recreation establishes and coordinates programs for the development of recreational areas within the state. They are presently charged with the recreational development of Antelope Island and the south shore area. 28 |
