WEST JORDAN — Work is getting underway again to give the Jordan River ecosystem a boost. Various entities gathered at the Big Bend Restoration Area on Friday to celebrate the beginning of a new ...

Zain Jordan has renewed its partnership with Jordan River Foundation (JRF), reinforcing its "active" role in empowering local communities, especially women and children and strengthening collaboration ...

David Myers made a 1000-mile solo circuit of the Jordan river watershed. His journey took him through two deserts, three ...

A new study from North Carolina researchers shows some fish in Jordan Lake and the Haw River contain different levels of toxic chemicals known as PFAS. Humans are exposed to PFAS in many different ...

Big ideas are coming to the Jordan River as Utah's leading developers, city and state officials, and some of the Beehive State's most powerful people look to make the corridor a center of culture ...

Saying residents no longer feel safe, Salt Lake City moved Tuesday to close a portion of the Jordan River Trail to revitalize its public spaces and clamp down on drug trafficking and other crime ...

A new study from North Carolina researchers shows some fish in Jordan Lake and the Haw River contain different levels of toxic chemicals known as PFAS. Humans are exposed to PFAS in many different ...

Israel and Jordan agreed Thursday at a UN climate meeting in Egypt to clean up the polluted Jordan river, an essential waterway suffering under decades of pollution and drought.The Memorandum of ...

• The Folsom Trail will be a paved walking and biking path connecting the Jordan River Parkway Trail to downtown Salt Lake City. The first phase of construction is anticipated to begin in fall 2020.

Nov. 17 (UPI) --Israel and Jordan have agreed to cooperate on restoration, ecological rehabilitation and sustainable development of the Jordan River. The nations signed a joint declaration at the ...

The watershed is home to the Jordan River Valley, an 18,000-acre block of state-owned forest land that is rich in hiking, paddling, fishing, hunting and wildlife.

Second, the bend in the Jordan River where we were standing — the spot where tradition says John the Baptist baptized Jesus — used to be roughly 100 meters wide, with rushing rapids.