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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE MORNING REPORT Friday, February 17, 2012 INCIDENTS No reports received. OTHER NEWS The following stories are among those in today's edition of InsideNPS. To see the full text, including images, NPS employees should go to the InsideNPS home page ( HYPERLINK "http://inside.nps.gov/index.cfm?handler=index" http://inside.nps.gov/index.cfm?handler=index). Non-NPS employees can see most of them on the NPS Digest page ( HYPERLINK "http://home.nps.gov/applications/digest/" http://home.nps.gov/applications/digest/): Glacier NP - The Belly River Ranger Station, which was built in 1925 and is a significant cultural resource listed on the National Register, was severely damaged during a recent winter storm. Following discovery of the damage in mid-January, a park crew flew into the site, and, following four days of intense work, got the building stabilized and skied out. Hawaii Volcanoes NP - On February 8th, Talmadge Magno, Hawaii Volcanoes' chief ranger, was recognized for his contributions to Pacific West Region's special event and tactical (SET) teams at a parkwide meeting. Servicewide Training Calendar - A compilation of upcoming training courses and conferences across the nation, plus online training. The following are new additions to this week's calendar - a webinar next month on “fearless evaluations” and three structural fire training courses that will be offered at Glen Canyon this fall. * * * * The Morning Report is a publication of the Division of Law Enforcement, Security and Emergency Services, Washington Office, produced with the support of the Office of the Assistant Director for Information Resources and the Office of the Chief Information Officer. Edited by Bill Halainen ( HYPERLINK "mailto:Bill_Halainen@nps.gov" Bill_Halainen@nps.gov). --- ### --- |