Beginning on May 5, 2022, the daily average release from Flaming Gorge Dam shall be increased
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Flaming Gorge Operations
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Category: Safety
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National Park Service Encourages Visitors to Be Alert for Rabbit Carcasses
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Don’t Forget to Fall Back
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Have a Happy & Safe Halloween!
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FG Dam to Decrease Releases
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Beginning on October 25, 2021, the daily average releases from Flaming Gorge Dam are scheduled to be decreased…
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Bad news DINO staff, friends, and family…there is a brand new DOI rule for any NPS event that expects to have more than 50 people, requiring advanced approval.
Because 40 people were already registered to visit as part of Phenomecon, and the approval process is unknown at this point, we’ll need to hold off on opening it to all staff for now to be sure we stay under 50 people.
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DINO Moving from Stage II to Stage I Fire Restrictions
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Update – Work on the highway past Flaming Gorge
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UDOT Resurfacing S.R. 44 in Daggett County August 20, 2021 Schedule Update:For the next two weeks, crews will add Saturdays to their schedule to make up for weather delays. Schedule:Tuesday – Thursday 6 a.m. – 5 p.m.Friday 7 a.m. – 4 p.m.Saturday 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Traffic Impacts: Alternating one-way traffic with flaggers and pilot car operations. Motorists…
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PLEASE SHARE WITH ALL STAFF, INCLUDING VOLUNTEERS, INTERNS, AND THOSE WITHOUT ACCESS TO EMAIL
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This PSA delivers guidance on what to do with sightings and reports of very much alive wildlife… particularly wolves, mountain lions, black bears, bighorn sheep, and maybe even a mountain goat!
