Wasatch County commits $2 million to Lundin conservation easement

Midway farmer Randy Lundin’s great-grandfather established himself in the Heber Valley on just seven acres in 1892. Today, 27 head of cows and calves, a handful of horses, foxes, coyotes, raccoons and the occasional mountain lion roam the now 119-acre property, which the Lundin family has fought to preserve through a conservation easement for the past four years. 
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