New Stegosaurus License Plate

Governor Jared Polis has signed off on adding a new state license plate with a Stegosaurus on it.
The plate will be available to order January 1, 2024!

Please Note

Parking lots at the Main Visitor Center and the Discovery Center close and are locked at 5 p.m.

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January – June 2021 Visitor Experience Feedback Summary

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Please rate your overall experience with Friends of Dinosaur Ridge:

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Superior	0
Excellent	0
Good	0
Fair	0
Poor	0

Was there something in particular you wanted to see or do at Dinosaur Ridge today?

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No	0
Yes? What was it?	0

Which of the following experiences were especially satisfying to you today? (Select all that apply)

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Being moved by beauty	0
Seeing rare, valuable, or unique things	0
Gaining knowledge or information	0
Being physically active in the outdoors	0
Helping or watching others in my group learn new things	0
Talking with staff or volunteers	0
Feeling a sense of wonder or curiosity	0
None of these	0
Other:	0

Please rate your experience with the following today:

	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent	Superior	Did not see/do
	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent	Superior	Did not see/do
Ticketing/Front Desk	0	0	0	0	0	0
Interactions with staff or volunteers	0	0	0	0	0	0
Exhibits and displays	0	0	0	0	0	0
Gift Shop	0	0	0	0	0	0

Which of the following did you participate in during your visit?(check all that apply)

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Guided Bus Tour	0
Guided Walking Tour	0
Audio Tour & Walk	0
Exhibit Hall	0
Self-guided Walk/Visit	0
Special Event	0
Other	0

Did your tour guide provide a knowledgeable and engaging experience?

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Yes	0
No	0

Which audio tour did you listen to?

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Dinosaur Ridge Audio Tour	0
Family Audio tour of Dinosaur Ridge	0
Triceratops Trail Audio Tour	0

Please rate the following audio tour components:

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Audio Tour Content	0	0	0	0	0
Audio Tour Navigation and Map	0	0	0	0	0
Audio Quality	0	0	0	0	0

What new knowledge did you gain?

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Increased my knowledge about dinosaurs and their ancient environments	0	0	0	0
Increased my knowledge of the earth sciences: geology and paleontology	0	0	0	0
Increased my knowledge about preservation efforts at Dinosaur Ridge	0	0	0	0

What impact did your visit to Dinosaur Ridge have for you?

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Inspired me to learn more about dinosaurs and ancient environments	0	0	0	0
Inspired me to learn more about birds, reptiles and/or local ecology	0	0	0	0
Inspired me to protect outdoor spaces and natural resources	0	0	0	0
Inspired me to become more involved with Dinosaur Ridge	0	0	0	0

Are you a member of Dinosaur Ridge?

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Yes	0
No	0

What is your age?

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Under 18	0
18-25	0
26-35	0
36-45	0
46-55	0
56-65	0
66-75	0
75+	0

What is your gender? (select all that apply)

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Man/masculine	0
Woman/feminine	0
Transgender	0
Non-binary	0
Prefer to self-describe	0
Prefer not to say	0

Do you consider yourself a member of the LGBTQIA+ community?

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Yes	0
No	0
Prefer not to say	0

What is your racial or ethnic background? (Select all that apply)

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African, African American, or Black	0
American Indian, Native American, or Alaska Native	0
Asian, Filipino, or Asian American	0
Latino/a/x/e, Hispanic, Chicano/a/x/e, or Latin American	0
Middle Eastern, Arab, or Arab American	0
White or Caucasian	0
None of these	0
Prefer not to say	0

Do you live in the United States?

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Yes	0
No	0

What is the primary language spoken in your home?

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English	0
Spanish	0
Another Language	0

Which best describes the group you visited with?

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I was alone	0
With adults only	0
Adult(s) with child(ren)	0

How often have you visited Dinosaur Ridge?

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Today is my first visit ever	0
Infrequently (been once or twice before)	0
Frequently (one or more times each year)	0

How did you learn about Dinosaur Ridge?

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Children came for a school program	0
Convention & Visitors Bureau/Visitor Center	0
Friend/Colleague	0
Drove by	0
Internet/Website	0
Morrison Natural History Museum	0
Red Rocks	0
Visited previously	0
Other	0

How likely are you to recommend Dinosaur Ridge to friends or family?

Would you be willing to participate in an additional short survey on belonging and inclusivity via email?Dinosaur Ridge is conducting a study on how people feel during their visit to understand how to make Dinosaur Ridge a more inclusive and welcoming place for everyone.

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How would you like to get more involved with Dinosaur Ridge?

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Send me your monthly newsletter	0
I'm interested in volunteering	0
I'm interested in membership and/or contributions	0
Send me information about your Camps for 5-10 yr. olds	0
I am not interested in getting more involved at this time	0

Please add any additional feedback you'd like to share about your experience at Dinosaur Ridge. If you would like to be contacted about your feedback, please include your contact information.

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16831 W Alameda Pkwy.
Morrison, CO 80465
303-697-3466
info@dinoridge.org

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Land Acknowledgement

The original caretakers of the lands we now call Jefferson County Open Space Parks include the Tabeguache and Moghwachi bands of the Ute Nation, the Arapaho and Cheyenne Tribes, and other Indigenous Peoples. Their knowledge, resilience, and cultural and spiritual ties to these lands inspire us to continue their legacy by practicing informed stewardship, providing equitable access, teaching sound outdoor ethics, and treating nature and humanity with respect.

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