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Environmental Dashboard November 3, 2022

Early Season Snow- What to Know

Over the past few weeks the Central Wasatch Mountains have received several feet of snow. The early snow is a promising way to start the winter season, however you may
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CWC, Transportation January 14, 2020

A History of Avalanche Mitigation in the Cottonwood Canyons

Big and Little Cottonwood Canyon roads carve between steep mountains that are prone to avalanches in the winter. In fact, 57% of the 9-mile Little Cottonwood Canyon Road is in
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Meet the Mountain Accord Stakeholders Council ⛰️ Meet the Mountain Accord Stakeholders Council ⛰️

This group brings together 35 community voices—from environmental organizations and recreation advocates to ski resorts, residents, and local partners—all working to shape the future of the Central Wasatch. Acting in an advisory role to the CWC Board, stakeholders collaborate across the four key areas of transportation, environment, economy, and recreation. Together they work to find balanced, shared solutions.

Through committees and collective discussion, the Council reflects what the Mountain Accord is all about: diverse perspectives coming together to protect, preserve, and responsibly plan for these mountains we all love.

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The Central Wasatch Commission was created in 2017 The Central Wasatch Commission was created in 2017 to carry forward the vision of the Mountain Accord—bringing together local communities, agencies, and stakeholders to plan for the future of the Central Wasatch. 

Our main directive? Work to create the Central Wasatch National Conservation and Recreation Area.

Additionally, through projects like transportation studies, visitor use research, and the Central Wasatch Dashboard, we work to protect the environment, improve recreation access, and support thoughtful stewardship of these mountains so they can be enjoyed for generations to come. 🏔️

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Welcome to the Wasatch Wrap Up! This new series f Welcome to the Wasatch Wrap Up!

This new series from the Central Wasatch Commission will be published at the end of every month. We’ll recap all things Central Wasatch as well as note some don’t-miss events during the next month.

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Do you have a passion for the Central Wasatch? Are Do you have a passion for the Central Wasatch? Are you interested in contributing to the future of these beloved mountains? 

Then look no further than the Central Wasatch Commission Stakeholders Council!

We are now accepting applications for the council through March 20, 2026. 

Visit the link in our bio to apply and learn more.

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