Aug 21, 2026 | Featured, General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
On a Wednesday morning in July on the Hidden Lake Trail, a ranger in green and gray hikes up the boardwalk, stopping to talk with nearly everyone headed up from Logan Pass. What are your plans for the day? How much water do you have? Are you carrying bear spray? The...
Jul 27, 2026 | Featured, General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
Ask a ranger at Logan Pass where the restrooms are, and you will get an answer. Ask what habitat bears use or whether the Hidden Lake Trail is a good idea today, and you might just get a new perspective. That second kind of exchange has a name inside the National Park...
Apr 30, 2026 | Featured, General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
During the winter of 2018, storms brought the snowiest winter in nearly 50 years to Glacier, and the Granite Park Trails Cabin was destroyed by snow creep. The cabin, historically located just below the Granite Park Chalet, serves as a vital hub for every aspect of...
Apr 27, 2026 | Featured, General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
A mountain goat on the cliffs is one of the most iconic sights in Glacier. What many people don’t realize is despite being a North American alpine species, mountain goats are extremely sensitive to a warming climate. They are high-elevation animals with little room to...
Mar 26, 2026 | Employee Feature, General
The Glacier National Park Conservancy is pleased to announce the appointment of Tagen Vine as its next leader, effective later this spring. Tagen succeeds Doug Mitchell, who is retiring after nine years of dedicated service to the Conservancy. Tagen brings over three...
Feb 24, 2026 | General
A flourishing ecosystem allows diverse wildlife to thrive within Glacier National Park. Glacier’s pristine mountain streams are the ideal breeding habitat for harlequin ducks, a waterbird that thrives in fast-flowing, cold streams where they breed and raise their...
Jan 30, 2026 | General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
A flourishing ecosystem allows diverse wildlife to thrive within Glacier National Park. Glacier’s pristine mountain streams are the ideal breeding habitat for harlequin ducks, a waterbird that thrives in fast-flowing, cold streams where they breed and raise their...
Nov 21, 2025 | Employee Feature, General
Oberlin sunset By Mallory Ignasiak If there’s one person I should thank for pushing me to come to Glacier, it would have to be my dad. When I told him that I was interested in trying seasonal work, right away, he mentioned how magical Glacier National Park was...
Nov 7, 2025 | Employee Feature, General
By Michelle Lukach It’s May. I’m packing up my car for the road trip from New Jersey to West Glacier, Montana. I am buzzing with excitement and anticipation for the season to come. I have a long drive ahead of me, but not without a few sightseeing stops along the way....
Oct 24, 2025 | Employee Feature, General
By Christa Heffern It all started in 2021 when I visited Glacier National Park with my sister for a much needed trip to the mountains. I had no idea how important that trip would be or how much it would change me. Something would spark inside me that would alter the...
Oct 10, 2025 | Employee Feature, General
By Tess Henderson If summer of 2025 Tess had been able to tell summer of 2024 Tess that she would spend that next summer working and living in a national park, across the country from her hometown nonetheless, she would have simply thought it was some type of...
Sep 25, 2025 | Employee Feature, General
By Paige Weathers I crane my neck, and keep craning it, as I look up, up, up, following the mountain’s curve with my line of sight. And there it is. The beast of a summit I’m slowly but surely climbing, the trail wrapping back and forth like a ribbon draped over the...
Aug 28, 2025 | General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors, a new, accessible, and safer section of the Johns Lake Loop Trail is now open. This important project enhances the visitor experience while upholding our commitment to preserving the pristine natural landscape of...
Jul 25, 2025 | General
“When visitors see wilderness rangers hiking they may think that’s all we do,” says Kylie Heikkila, the North Fork Lead Wilderness Ranger. “We are hiking, but we’re doing so much more out there that people don’t always see.” In 2025, the Glacier...
Jun 24, 2025 | General
“It’s the connection between how visitors are experiencing the park, but also how park management decisions are impacting Glacier’s natural and cultural resources.” That’s how Kat Barrs, Glacier’s Visitor Use Management (VUM) Program Analyst, describes the VUM...
May 12, 2025 | General
Jordan Lefler When you think of science, what do you picture? Maybe you see a laboratory and tiny particles moving under a microscope, or maybe you imagine test tubes and beakers filled with colorful chemicals. But do you ever picture climbing mountains or hiking deep...
Apr 15, 2025 | General
On an overcast winter day in January, Jackson George makes his way through the backcountry of Glacier National Park. It’s not snowing, despite the thick layer of powder that fell the night before, but when his day started the temperature had barely broken 0℉. For...
Feb 24, 2025 | Shop & Support
Looking for a little inspiration? Our staff is here to help! We’ve asked our team to pick their favorite items and the results are in! But that’s not all—we’re also giving you a chance to get to know the people behind the picks. In a fun Q&A, the team each shares...
Feb 20, 2025 | General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support, Your Donations At Work
A ranger patrolling near the creek. When we imagine what it means to preserve and protect Glacier National Park, we might think of towering peaks, magnificent wildlife, or delicate alpine ecosystems. We may picture the planting of saplings, caring for trails, or...
Feb 20, 2025 | Employee Feature, General
By Mildred Diaz The best things in life are unexpected. When I applied to work for the Glacier National Park Conservancy I had no idea how significant of an impact it would have on my life. Many different things have led me to Montana and Glacier National Park such as...
Feb 11, 2025 | General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support, Your Donations At Work
Dubenezic and Ng identify the location of the test plot. If you were lucky enough to find yourself at the Logan Pass Visitor Center this September, you may have noticed Allison Dubenezic and Marissa Ng starting their day off bright and early. Armed with hiking boots...
Dec 6, 2024 | General
Looking for the perfect gift to show someone you care? We’ve got you covered with handpicked selections that match every personality and passion. From indulgent wellness items that offer ultimate relaxation to gifts that fuel creativity in the kitchen, this guide...
Nov 21, 2024 | General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
Photo: Chris Michaelis “This has been ongoing for years,” Wilderness Field Coordinator Jillian McKenna explains. “Every time a wilderness ranger, our trails foreman, or our program manager would go through that area they would pack a couple of boards out on their...
Oct 24, 2024 | General, Project Update, Projects That Need Your Support
MCC crew members process larvae samples in the field, led by Scientist-in-Park Campbell. On a warm and clear morning, a dedicated team assembles at the Howe Lake trailhead in Glacier National Park: Montana Conservation Corps members, wilderness rangers, and a research...