The following are some sources Mr. Hall used to help gather
information for this website. Please note that this is not intended
to be a formal biography.
The Utah Museum of Natural History's published guide about
the Great Salt Lake.
Antelope Island State Park's teacher manual.
The book Wetlands of Utah
The Salt Lake Tribune's "The Great Salt Lake, Utah's Amazing
Inland Sea" newspaper supplement.
Various Friends of the Great Salt Lake publications.
The Antelope Island Field Guide put out by the
Davis County Tourism Board
Antelope Island brochures.
The USGS publication about commonly asked questions about the
Great Salt Lake and Lake Bonneville.
The National Geographic's "No Way to Run a Desert" article
from June, 1985.
other undetermined books (in other words, insignificant information
from them).
The following were some other online and other sources of information.
Check the links page for some of them.
The Ogden Standard-Examiner's special feature about the
Great Salt Lake.
The Salt Institute's website about salt.
Morton Salt.
The USGS website about the Great Salt Lake.
the National Weather Service.
the Utah Water AtlasGreat Salt Lake chapter.
Trestlewood's good website about historic Great Salt Lake
railroading.
the Patuxent Wildlife center.
a little information from the Great Salt Lake online learning
module.
The Inland Sea Shorebird Reserve.
the Bird Checklist for Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Great Salt Lake Cruises.
Genevieve Atwood, Anne Evans, Bruce Thompson, and others for
sharing their valuable information about the Great Salt Lake.
