A race against water

Denver Post ^ | 26 Apr 05

[rellimpank]

By Electa Draper Denver Post Staff Writer

“Once a track is exposed, it’s like a ticking clock,” says Andre Delgalvis, a Grand Junction resident who has made some rare fossil finds on Lake Powell’s temporarily exposed shore.

Bullfrog, Utah - Andre Delgalvis scrambles over new shoreline at Lake Powell and spies three-toed dinosaur tracks only recently exposed by plunging water levels at the desert reservoir.

[rellimpank]

--even the cloud of drouth can have a silver lining--

[1Old Pro]

Lake Powell’s temporarily exposed shore.

With all the building going on I suspect water levels will drop and she'll be able to search for whatever at even lower levels.

[ProudVet77]

They actually have had a drought condition for several years running, but this winter they have had above average snow and rain, so the lake level is on the way up.
Interesting website:
http://www.usbr.gov/lc/riverops.html