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Be a Friend of Glacier in 2023
Chris Carille
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Join the next Glacier Book Club, covering the book First Rangers, on Wednesday, March 15 at 6:30PM on Zoom.
Get your plate. Protect Glacier. Proceeds from license plates go directly to protecting Glacier National Park.
Why I give
“I give to the Glacier National Park Conservancy because their work is what will help ensure Glacier can provide the same experiences for future generations.”
– Ann Lenore Nelson, Kansas
$ 2.1 million
Donations in 2021 funded education, preservation and scientific research projects in Glacier National Park.
Funded through the generous support of donors like you
108 Citizen scientists
Contributed 4,664 hours to surveying priority species of concern in Glacier National Park last year.
Headwaters Podcast
Listen to the Glacier National Park Podcast to hear in-depth stories about Glacier. Check out new bonus episodes about current conditions in the park.
Project Updates and News
Protecting Wildlife from Disease
One of the most unique experiences available to Glacier visitors is the chance to view an intact ecosystem full of wild and untamed animals. Glacier’s majestic megafauna are a special resource that we can never take for granted, and an intact ecosystem is not something that merely happens—it requires the tireless work of park biologists to protect the habitat and safety of these creatures.
Piikuni Lands Corps Builds Connections and Skills
This summer marked the triumphant return of the Piikuni Lands Service Corps (PLSC), on hiatus the last few years due to the pandemic. The program, which engages Blackfeet youth and young adults in paid conservation work, reached an important milestone this year: for the first time, the crew was fully led and managed by Blackfeet staff.
Historic Photos Bring Going-to-the-Sun Road Construction to Life
Glacier National Park’s archives contain a wealth of fascinating materials and valuable historic documents, but with no park museum to display historic artifacts, documents, and photos, few people laid eyes on these incredible resources. A major digitization effort in Glacier’s archives is changing that—and so far, the results are amazing!
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Respect Tribes and Tribal Lands
The Blackfeet Reservation is located along the eastern edge of Glacier National Park. Please take a moment to learn how to be a respectful traveler on tribal lands by reading the information on the Recreate Responsibly on Tribal Lands web page.
