Kirk Sigler

Kirk Sigler, an NPR correspondent, takes listeners on a captivating audio journey to the Great Salt Lake, an ecological treasure hanging by a thread. He discusses the lake’s crucial role for migratory birds and local health, warning that climate change and water diversion could lead to its disappearance within five years. The conversation highlights the dire consequences of toxic dust storms and emphasizes urgent environmental activism. Kirk illustrates the lake’s beauty and complexity, reminding us why preserving this unique ecosystem is essential for our future.