About Cache Valley Winds
The Water We Drink
Next issue: January 2026
Cache Valley Winds is a newsletter intended to give voice, in our language,to the winds, waters, soils, fields, forests and many fellow creatures who make this our home.
Please join us by forwarding this newsletter far and wide and sending us your writings, songs, poetry, artwork and photos.
Our next issue will be "The Water We Drink," an homage of celebration, science, story, and an introduction to our portion of a watershed: the many binding streams which we call the Bear River.
Submit to kayorobertson2@gmail.com
by Dec 1, 2026
Who is
"Cache Valley Winds"
M. Scott Momaday, Aldo Leopold
Patrick Belmont, Dr. Brian Moench, Dale Nielsen
Jessa Young, Jon Gudmundson, Ken Watkins
Issue #3
Editor: Kayo Robertson
Copy Editor: Paula Watkins
Our thanks for Megan Kast's generous permission
to feature her photos in this newsletter.
(Headers: Current Issue, Connections, About, and Archive
In About: Water Dipper, Bison, and Spiders)
You can see and purchase her work at
https://megswildlife.myportfolio.com/
More Image Credits
Hilary Shughart - Inversion over Cache Valley
Great Salt Lake, Home; photos for articles: https://www.pexels.com/
Video GSL Dust Storm recorded by Kevin Perry July 9, 2025, on the Great Salt Lake playa. (https://wilkescenter.utah.edu/great-salt-lake)
Great Salt Lake at sunset: Image source via Unsplash / Creative Commons.
For current information on Great Salt Lake:
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/fd8b3e80926742089a5de51ec55128c5?header
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