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Provo River Days urges collective action for water, environmental stewardship

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A weathered fishing net rests on a river stone by the Provo River at dawn, symbolizing environmental stewardship and the delicate balance of nature.
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Christian Johnston has been fly fishing in Wasatch County for years. As a West Jordan resident, he often travels up to the Wasatch Back to enjoy the panoramic views and abundance of opportunities for fisher folk.

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