2025-10-02T19:06:47-04:00 2024-12-31 460952065 BOUNTIFUL PEAK ADVISORS 1564 SOUTH 500 WEST SUITE 201 BOUNTIFUL UT 840107400 990EZ 2024-01-01 821875048 UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS UTAH 8017929343 3502 SOUTH LITTLE FARM LANE SALT LAKE CITY UT 84109 DOUG OWENS ED AND PRESIDENT 8017929343 2025-09-30 true true SHALAUN T HOWELL CPA P00969274 8012943155 2025-10-02 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X WWW.UTAHOUTDOORPARTNERS.ORG X X 75458 X 75450 8 75458 66149 30279 11064 107492 -32034 133705 101671 X 133900 102108 55 49 133955 102157 250 486 133705 101671 X UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS' MISSION IS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF UTAH'S OPEN LANDS AND TO INCREASE THAT VALUE BY WORKING TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF UTAH'S OUTDOOR RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE. IN JANUARY, UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS HOSTED A PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE CAPITOL DURING OUTDOOR RECREATION DAY ON THE HILL, WITH PARTICIPATION FROM THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, SENATE PRESIDENT, OFFICIALS FROM THE GOVERNORS OFFICE, NINE CEOS FROM UTAHS TECH SECTOR, AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM SILICON SLOPES. SPEAKERS FOCUSSED ON THE IMPORTANCE OF INVESTING IN RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE FOR BOTH CONSERVATION AND UTAHS ECONOMY. THE EVENT WAS WIDELY ATTENDED AND COVERED BY MULTIPLE NEWS OUTLETS INCLUDING DESERET NEWS, KSL, AND UTAH POLICY. UOP IS CURRENTLY PARTNERING WITH SILICON SLOPES AND SEVERAL ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS ON A STUDY TO SHOW HOW MUCH OF UTAH'S ECONOMY DEPENDS ON OUTDOOR RECREATION AND WHY OUTDOOR RECREATION AND RELATED CONSERVATION ARE ESSENTIAL FOR UTAH'S ECONOMIC GROWTH. IN APRIL, UOP HOSTED ITS FIRST WEBINAR FEATURING REP. STEVE ELIASON, JASON CURRY FROM THE DIVISION OF OUTDOOR RECREATION, JOHN HARRISON FROM LUCID, AND JENNIFER LEAVER FROM THE KEM C. GARDNER POLICY INSTITUTE. NEARLY 50 PEOPLE ATTENDED THE LIVE EVENT, WHICH REVIEWED LEGISLATIVE OUTCOMES AND ADDRESSED TOPICS SUCH AS THE STATES INVESTMENT OF 1% OF SALES TAX REVENUE INTO RECREATION, CAMPGROUND EXPANSION, AND MANAGEMENT OF HIGH-DEMAND AREAS. DOUG OWENS ALSO APPEARED ON KSLS INSIDE SOURCES. UOP ALSO JOINED THE MI DUOLE PODCAST IN MAY, CONNECTING WITH UTAHS CYCLING COMMUNITY ON THE VALUE OF TRAIL INFRASTRUCTURE. IN ADDITION TO PUBLIC EVENTS, UOP HAS BEEN BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS TO ADVANCE KEY PROJECTS. A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO, UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS FUNDED A STUDY BY PROFESSOR JORDAN SMITH AT UTAH STATES INSTITUTE OF OUTDOOR RECREATION REGARDING THE POTENTIAL ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF THE BEARS EARS CULTURAL CENTER. THIS YEAR, WE FUNDED AN UPDATE TO THAT PROJECT. THE ORGANIZATION IS ALSO COLLABORATING WITH TRIBAL PARTNERS ON PLANNING A BEARS EARS CULTURAL AND VISITORS CENTER, WITH A LEARNING TOUR FOR TRIBAL LEADERS TO OTHER CULTURAL CENTERS SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER. THE ORGANIZATION IS ALSO SUPPORTING GARFIELD COUNTYS EFFORTS TO CREATE A DINOSAUR-FOCUSED VISITOR CENTER AT GRAND STAIRCASEESCALANTE. 76220 76220 DOUG OWENS ED AND PRESI 15.00 65000 STEVE OWENS SECRETARY 0.30 0 TRUDY SIMMONS BOARD MEMBER 0.30 0 false false false false false false false false false UT DOUG OWENS 3502 SOUTH LITTLE FARM LANE SALT LAKE CITY UT 84109 8017929343 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 135000 68750 132750 75450 411950 135000 68750 132750 75450 411950 225283 186667 8 8 411958 0.45310 0.50210 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING & MARKETING 5,533 OFFICE 199 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 3,344 TRAVEL 448 INSURANCE 1,030 LICENSE AND DUES 28 MISCELLANEOUS 23 BANK AND MERCHANT FEES 6 FOOD AND BEVERAGE 453 TOTAL 11,064 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 55 49 TOTAL 55 49 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 250 486 FORM 990-EZ, PART III UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS' MISSION IS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF UTAH'S OPEN LANDS AND TO INCREASE THAT VALUE BY WORKING TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF UTAH'S OUTDOOR RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 IN JANUARY, UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS HOSTED A PRESS CONFERENCE AT THE CAPITOL DURING OUTDOOR RECREATION DAY ON THE HILL, WITH PARTICIPATION FROM THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, SENATE PRESIDENT, OFFICIALS FROM THE GOVERNORS OFFICE, NINE CEOS FROM UTAHS TECH SECTOR, AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM SILICON SLOPES. SPEAKERS FOCUSSED ON THE IMPORTANCE OF INVESTING IN RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE FOR BOTH CONSERVATION AND UTAHS ECONOMY. THE EVENT WAS WIDELY ATTENDED AND COVERED BY MULTIPLE NEWS OUTLETS INCLUDING DESERET NEWS, KSL, AND UTAH POLICY. UOP IS CURRENTLY PARTNERING WITH SILICON SLOPES AND SEVERAL ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS ON A STUDY TO SHOW HOW MUCH OF UTAH'S ECONOMY DEPENDS ON OUTDOOR RECREATION AND WHY OUTDOOR RECREATION AND RELATED CONSERVATION ARE ESSENTIAL FOR UTAH'S ECONOMIC GROWTH. IN APRIL, UOP HOSTED ITS FIRST WEBINAR FEATURING REP. STEVE ELIASON, JASON CURRY FROM THE DIVISION OF OUTDOOR RECREATION, JOHN HARRISON FROM LUCID, AND JENNIFER LEAVER FROM THE KEM C. GARDNER POLICY INSTITUTE. NEARLY 50 PEOPLE ATTENDED THE LIVE EVENT, WHICH REVIEWED LEGISLATIVE OUTCOMES AND ADDRESSED TOPICS SUCH AS THE STATES INVESTMENT OF 1% OF SALES TAX REVENUE INTO RECREATION, CAMPGROUND EXPANSION, AND MANAGEMENT OF HIGH-DEMAND AREAS. DOUG OWENS ALSO APPEARED ON KSLS INSIDE SOURCES. UOP ALSO JOINED THE MI DUOLE PODCAST IN MAY, CONNECTING WITH UTAHS CYCLING COMMUNITY ON THE VALUE OF TRAIL INFRASTRUCTURE. IN ADDITION TO PUBLIC EVENTS, UOP HAS BEEN BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS TO ADVANCE KEY PROJECTS. A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO, UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS FUNDED A STUDY BY PROFESSOR JORDAN SMITH AT UTAH STATES INSTITUTE OF OUTDOOR RECREATION REGARDING THE POTENTIAL ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF THE BEARS EARS CULTURAL CENTER. THIS YEAR, WE FUNDED AN UPDATE TO THAT PROJECT. THE ORGANIZATION IS ALSO COLLABORATING WITH TRIBAL PARTNERS ON PLANNING A BEARS EARS CULTURAL AND VISITORS CENTER, WITH A LEARNING TOUR FOR TRIBAL LEADERS TO OTHER CULTURAL CENTERS SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER. THE ORGANIZATION IS ALSO SUPPORTING GARFIELD COUNTYS EFFORTS TO CREATE A DINOSAUR-FOCUSED VISITOR CENTER AT GRAND STAIRCASEESCALANTE.