The Provo Harald has this editorial about plans to dewater 1.5 miles of the Provo River just above Utah Lake. Here's a quote from the editorial:

If it takes closing a river and negatively affecting a large number of people to possibly -- possibly -- save the sucker, then it may be time to let the fish sink or swim on its own. Either that or hurry up and probe its body for the elixir of immortality.

When it goes over the top, however, people rightfully object. Jamming live June suckers down the throats of residents along the Provo River is wrong.

Officials have provided details about 5 options being considered to completely close a 1.5 mile stretchy of the Provo River above Utah Lake.

June sucker recovery program officials are exploring ways to improve habitat for the endangered fish, and are considering removing water from a section of the Provo River just above Utah Lake.

Details of the various proposals have not been released but some information about the dewatering has leaked out. People have found out about that aspect of the proposal and are protesting against any dewatering of the river.