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New Dinosaur Discovery: Athenar bermani
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Paleontologists have named a brand-new dinosaur species: Athenar bermani, a long-necked plant-eater from the Late Jurassic period (about 150 million years ago). Found in Dinosaur National Monument, Utah
Day-to-Day, Policies, Safety, Schedules, Training
Government Shutdown October 1, 2025
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The Bone Wars | HISTORY This Week
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National Public Lands Day
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Join us for National Public Lands Day on September 27, 2025! Since 1994, this annual event on the fourth Saturday of September has been the nation’s largest single-day volunteer effort. Last year, over 130 national parks hosted events with 7,600 volunteers donating an impressive 41,500 hours of service.
All national parks that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to everyone on September 27, 2025 in celebration of National Public Lands Day.
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Stage II Fire Restrictions Rescinded
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DINO Program Schedule – Newest
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We are finally opening at Flaming Gorge Dam
by Ron •
We are finally opening! We have a signed, 5-year agreement and plan to be open in the next couple of days and stay open until October 15th. It has been a difficult 4 months that we’ve not been able to open… but we’re ready to go! Thank you for being patient with us as we…
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Fire Restrictions August 1, 2025
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Day-to-Day, Internal, Policies, Safety, Training
BONUS WILDLIFE DISEASE INSTALLMENT: Bird flu and you: a refresher on what to do if you find a dead bird
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The highly pathogenic avian influenza virus, referred to as HPAI H5N1, has been widely circulating in poultry and wild birds across many European and Asian countries for the last several years. In November 2021, this virus strain was detected in Newfoundland, Canada, and in January 2022, it was detected in the United States. HPAI H5N1 has affected commercial poultry operations, backyard flocks, wild birds and mammalian wildlife.