All of our work directly supports the Great Salt Lake and the watersheds that feed it, through natural methods of water retention and flow back into soil, waterways, basins, and aquifers. We like dense plantings and cool soil, not swaths of hardscape that contribute to the heat island effect.
Once the consultation and assessment are complete with your goals and vision in mind, the work may qualify to be allocated to our 501(c)(3) non-profit 'Uinta Restoration and Preservation' and is tax deductible.
