Delve into the captivating tale of the Great Salt Lake, a saltwater lake that holds the title of the largest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere. This magnificent body of water has been an integral part of the Salt Lake Valley's culture, identity, and ecology for centuries. However, the Lake's future is in peril as it reaches a grim milestone - the lowest level ever recorded - and continues to shrink. Gain a deeper understanding of the lake's ecosystem through the fascinating world of brine shrimp. Experience the poignant poetry of Nan Seymour, whose words go beyond the page to advocate for the lake's protection. Lastly, discover how the Great Salt Lake Institute's team of scientists and educators are striving to investigate whether the lake can survive while engaging students, scientists, and the community to appreciate this extraordinary landmark.