ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) – The Alaska Zoo is laying out its plan in anticipation of Mount Spurr’s possible eruption.
On Friday, the zoo’s executive director, Tristan Thon, told Alaska’s News Source that her team is briefed on its general emergency plan, which includes how to react in case of ash fall.
“I feel very confident that we are prepared for a variety of situations,” Thon said. “Of course, that will all depend on the amount of ash fall we receive. So, we plan to just continue monitoring the situation and adjusting that plan as necessary.”
Staffing Plan
All staff members, Thon said, are being equipped with personal protective equipment, including eye protection and an N95 mask. Additionally, Thon said, the zoo is asking staff members to wear long sleeves…