Thursday, February 6, 2014 at 12:03AM 
When access to thousands of miles of rivers and streams was stripped from the public and handed over to private interests in 2010, what was the price tag? FREE. Valuable recreation infrastructure was given away.
public access, utah stream access coalition in Access, Action Tuesday, February 4, 2014 at 12:03AM
USAC can't rely on large corporate grants - they are a 501(c)4, not 501(c)3 - so donations to USAC are not tax deductible. USAC generates funds based on their members, and based on individuals, bit by bit. The USAC is a 100% volunteer grassroots organization (READ: every dollar goes towards the fight). Their attorneys are working pro bono.
If you can't make the Rally on February 11, send them a few bucks (what does a dozen flies cost? You can afford it).
DONATE HERE - We just went in for a hundred.
action, public access, utah stream access coalition in Access, Action Friday, January 31, 2014 at 12:04AM 
No access, no future generations of anglers, no flyfishers, no boaters, and no jobs. The public’s lawful access to nearly half of Utah’s rivers and streams was lost in 2010. How do you build an industry if the infrastructure isn’t there?
Outdoor Industry, send your concerns to Governor Gary Herbert. Tell him that you SUPPORT HB37.
public access, utah stream access coalition in Access, Action Wednesday, January 29, 2014 at 3:44PM 
Bad laws are created, passed around, and set the precedent for other states. Could your home state go the way of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah?
YES, IT COULD HAPPEN.
After the recent Supreme Court Decision favoring access in Montana, let’s put another nail in the coffin of the privatization of public resources.
Contact the office of Governor Gary Herbert – Tell him that you SUPPORT HB37.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014 at 12:08AM 
The Utah Legislative Session begins on January 27th and the Utah Stream Access Coalition is bringing their compromise legislation to the Capitol in the form of HB37. Can USAC and their 3,300+ members restore the constitutional right access to 3,200 miles of river to the public? They’re going to give it all they’ve got but they can really use your help.
IF YOU ARE ONE OF THE 400,000 UTAH FISHING LICENSE HOLDERS:
Contact your legislators and the Governor, he's the one pictured above fly fishing on the Green...go figure.
Attend the RALLY February 11th @ 9:45 am.
IF YOU LIVE OUTSIDE OF UTAH -
Contact the office of Governor, his chief legal counsel, his senior environmental advisor and tell them to SUPPORT HB37!
Legal Counsel: Jacey Skinner -jskinner@utah.gov - 801 538-1645
Sr. Environmental Adviser: Alan Matheson - amatheson@utah.gov - 801-538-1574
This issue effects all the recreational users of Utah's public waters and could set a bad precedent for other access fights throughout the country.
Please make your voice heard
Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at 12:02AM 
The Utah Stream Access Coalition (USAC) is inviting members and supporters to enter its Fall Video Contest.
Between now and November 15th enter a 3-minute video and help make a difference in the fight for maintaining public access and use of Utah’s public waters and streambeds.
Bonus is you might also win some prize packages from William Joseph, Montana Fly Company, and Kast Extreme Fishing Gear.
