(We need to) look at a recharge system to fix that pump and get some water into this lake.

We don't have ice, or the number of months with ice over it is less, which will also lead to more evaporation.

We've made a few jokes that it's more like a moat than it is a lake right now. It's a pond, basically. There's not a lot of water in it, and not a lot you can enjoy about it.

Everybody in Utah probably has a thousand old buckets or clay pots, even tires that collect water, and you can have thousands of eggs in a single cup of water.

We definitely urge people to have their pipes protected. Turn on a really small but steady stream of water (overnight) on the inside faucet at the farthest point from your water meter.

As long as you have appropriate habitat and water quality, they will be back.