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End of Season

Spring has sprung and fall is about to fall. Seasonal employees have begun the migration cycle. The NPS Centennial birthday has passed. The sandhill cranes have been coming in and the elk were spotted across the river on the ranch. The annual fall “end of season” all-employees meeting has been held and there were hamburgers and…

Labor Day – September 5, 2016

Labor Day in the United States is a public holiday celebrated on the first Monday in September. It honors the American labor movement and the contributions that workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of the country. It is the Monday of the long weekend known as Labor Day Weekend and it is…

Happy 100 Years!

The National Park Service turns 100 on August 25, 2016, and we’re inviting visitors of all ages to join in the celebration throughout the month! With special events across the country, and free admission to all 412 national parks from August 25 through August 28, the National Park Service is encouraging everyone to #FindYourPark /…

Late Summer INHA & Interp Staff BBQ

tray of hamburgers and hot dogs

Hi all! August 3rd has been planned for our annual late summer INHA and Interp staff BBQ. Please plan to attend. It will be held at the Split Mountain boat ramp (turn left) and it will be a “bring something to share” affair. Burgers and Dogs will be provided. Bring your own beverage and chair…

Inventory Time – Monday August 1st!

person holding clipboard

You may have noticed an “N” on your schedule. Monday, August 1st, is our day to count the inventory.  At the Quarry Visitor Center, things can be counted in the store room and the postcard cabinet early in the day–then late, maybe 1/2 – 1 hours before closing time, we can start counting in the…

Blubandoo Head & Neck Cooling Products

Blubandoo cooling headwear and accessories contain non-toxic polymer crystals that quickly expand to a gel when immersed in water. Blubandoo products quickly dry to the touch, but stay hydrated, keeping the wearer cool (due to the slow gel evaporation) for several hours, even days, before completely drying and returning to their original shape. They are…

Antler Collecting Not Allowed

man carrying elk antlers

Staff: Remind Antler Hunters that Collecting is Not Allowed in National Monument COLORADO & UTAH – Gathering shed antlers is a popular and lucrative activity for many people – with antlers used for items ranging from chandeliers, to knife handles, to dog chews.  It is that time of year again for monument staff to remind antler…