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Franciso Kjolseth | The Salt Lake TribuneLand owner Moreno Robins, 82, who has owned property by Utah lake near where the Provo river meets the lake for over 40 years points out the boundary line of his current 37 acres. The U.S. Interior Department proposes restoring the Provo River delta by acquiring 310 acres of marsh and agricultural lands where the river meets Utah Lake and diverting much of the rivers flow over it, recreating a lost wetland ecosystem that would provide habitat crucial to the recovery of endangered June sucker.