Uintah County, Utah, is in high transmission status this week so it’s back to masks at Dinosaur.
Day-to-Day, Policies, Safety
Uintah County Back to High Transmission
by Ron •
Tag: safety
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More Flow Changes at Flaming Gorge Dam
by Ron •
Beginning on August 11, 2022, the daily average release from Flaming Gorge Dam is scheduled to be increased from 1,640 cfs to 1,760 cfs
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Flaming Gorge Dam to Increase Flows Again
by Ron •
The daily average release from Flaming Gorge Dam is scheduled to be increased from 1,580 cfs to 1,640 cfs.
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Flaming Gorge Dam – More Increasing Releases
by Ron •
Beginning on July 16, 2022, the daily average release from Flaming Gorge Dam is scheduled to be increased from 1,100 cfs to 1,520 cfs according to the schedule below.
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Updated Info [5.23.22] for Releases from the Dam
by Ron •
To meet LTSP flow targets, Flaming Gorge releases are scheduled to be increased to full powerplant capacity (~4,600 cfs) plus 2,000 cfs bypass totaling 6,600 cfs beginning Wednesday, May 25, 2022, according to the schedule below. Also, Flaming Gorge releases are scheduled to be increased to full bypass capacity (+2,000 cfs, totaling ~8600 cfs) beginning May 26, 2022. Starting on June 2, 2022 a 2,000 cfs/day ramp down is also planned according to the schedule below.
Day-to-Day, Internal, Safety, Training
Flaming Gorge Dam – Spring Releases Changing
by Ron •
Recreationists on the Green River should take caution and be aware the increased flows in the river will be cold and swift.
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Flaming Gorge Operations
by Ron •
Beginning on May 5, 2022, the daily average release from Flaming Gorge Dam shall be increased
Day-to-Day, Safety, Training
National Park Service Encourages Visitors to Be Alert for Rabbit Carcasses
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Day-to-Day, Safety, Schedules
Don’t Forget to Fall Back
by Ron •
Aside
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.