Has conservation ‘fatigue’ arrived? Not for these Great Salt Lake basin water users

Water consumption is up this year across multiple water districts within the Great Salt Lake basin, but some of the biggest users are still trying to find ways to cut back.

(Carter Williams | KSL.com) Preston Cox, co-founder of Perennial Favorites in Layton, provides a tour of the business's nursery on Aug. 20. The company now specializes in growing more water-wise plants for consumers across the region.

Has conservation ‘fatigue’ arrived? Not for these Great Salt Lake basin water users

Water consumption is up this year across multiple water districts within the Great Salt Lake basin, but some of the biggest users are still trying to find ways to cut back.

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