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National Park Service warns boaters of Babylon Fire aircraft activity

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Close-up of turbulent water ripples on Lake Powell against the backdrop of red sandstone cliffs in Glen Canyon, Utah, symbolizing heavy aquatic activity and disturbance in the recreation area.
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The National Park Service has issued a warning to boaters at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area regarding fire suppression activities. Aircraft assigned to the Babylon Fire will be scooping water from Lake Powell to refill tankers.

Key takeaways

  • National Park Service is warning boaters at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
  • Fire suppression aircraft for the Babylon Fire will scoop water from Lake Powell.
  • Water collection will occur between Good Hope Bay and Castle Butte.

The National Park Service is warning boaters at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area that fire suppression aircraft assigned to the Babylon Fire will be active on Lake Powell.

These aircraft will be scooping water from the lake between Good Hope Bay and Castle Butte in order to refill tankers.

The activity is part of the response to the Babylon Fire.

Until further notice, boaters have been advised of these operations occurring within the specified area between Good Hope Bay and Castle Butte.

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