Commentary: Protect the natural environment of the city’s northwest quadrant

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune Bald eagles stand in a row on an ice patch while fishing at Farmington Bay State Waterfowl Management Area on Monday, Feb. 7. Farmington Bay is a great place to see numerous birds for Bald Eagle Day on Feb. 12.

| March 1, 2018, 3:35 a.m.

Commentary: Protect the natural environment of the city’s northwest quadrant

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