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Published: Thursday, May 1, 2008 12:35 a.m. MDT
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Biologists will focus their efforts in areas that have sage-grouse breeding grounds. They'll learn more about the migration patterns and the breeding and productivity of the grouse in the area, the habitat quality in the area and the effect oil and gas development have on grouse.

The goal of the study is to identify opportunities for habitat improvements in the area and to suggest mitigation in areas where energy development may affect the grouse.

GOLF COURSES OPEN

The Silver and Gold courses at Soldier Hollow, and the Lake Course at Wasatch Mountain are open. The Mountain course will open as soon as weather and snow conditions permit.

Regular green fees are $40 for 18 holes with cart. Junior and senior discounts are available Monday through Friday.

For more information or to reserve tee times, visit www.stateparkgolf.utah.gov or call Wasatch Mountain Pro Shop at 435-654-0532 or 801- 266-0268 and Soldier Hollow Pro Shop 435-654-7442 or 801-261-4733.

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