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Read MoreThe Bonneville Salt Flats are disappearing. What took nature thousands of years to create is now vanishing in decades. Together, we can restore and protect this iconic landscape.
Save the Salt Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to protect the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah and to promote its history and motorsports legacy. The organization aspires to keep this national treasure available for future generations.
In 2011, a number of prominent organizations formed the "Save the Salt Coalition" to help the nonprofit organization achieve its goal. The Coalition is seeking to restore the Bonneville Salt Flats. The Coalition is working with government officials, mine operators and others to supplement the current salt replenishment activities. In 2014, the Utah Alliance, a Utah-based advocacy group was formed to use its expertise and contacts at the local level to protect this historic place listed on the National Register.
Bonneville Salt Flat is a fragile, delicate ecosystem that cannot naturally recover once damaged.
For over a century, the salt flats have been home to world land speed records and a global racing culture.
Bonneville Salt Flat is a vital and essential contributor to tourism, events, and local livelihoods.
The salt flats are shrinking due to environmental and industrial factors, threatening their ecosystem and legacy.
Your contribution supports restoration efforts, advocacy, and preservation initiatives.
Yes, with proper efforts and awareness, restoration is possible—but action is needed now.
You can volunteer, spread awareness, or support through merchandise purchases.
They are a unique ecosystem and a historic site for land speed racing and global tourism.
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Read MoreEvery action matters. Whether you donate, volunteer, or spread awareness—you’re helping protect a global icon to tourism, events, and local livelihoods.