Utah wildlife officials use $3.4 million from hunting, fishing license sales for habitat restoration

Utah's Division of Wildlife Resources is investing $3.4 million from hunting and fishing license sales into 71 habitat restoration projects aimed at enhancing local fishing spots and boosting mule deer populations. This initiative, approved during the Habitat Council's annual meeting, underscores a commitment to preserving and improving natural environments through direct public participation. By funding these projects, Utah is not only ensuring healthier ecosystems but also supporting local economies that depend on thriving wildlife and recreational activities.