Inside Glacier
Project updates and news about how your donations are making a difference.
Employee Feature: Mahala
Every year, the Conservancy welcomes a team of seasonal employees to work in our busy retail stores during the summer season. They travel from all over, and for many, this is their first trip to Montana or Glacier National Park. Their enthusiasm and energy are...
Native America Speaks 40th Anniversary Art Contest
Congratulations to artist Henrietta Wolf Black, the winner of the Native America Speaks 40th Anniversary Art Contest! Henrietta’s design has been selected as the first ever logo for Glacier National Park’s Native America Speaks program. Native America Speaks is...
Wolverine Research Underway in Glacier
Photo: Amy Macleod You may or may not have heard of a wolverine. This elusive animal is the largest member of the weasel family. Little is known about this iconic species of Glacier National Park, which typically occupy remote stretches and high elevation habitats....
Welcome To Our New Business Partner, The Raw Stone
The Glacier Conservancy is pleased to welcome one of our newest business partners, The Raw Stone. The Raw Stone is a San Francisco-based jewelry maker specializing in ethically-sourced raw diamond & gemstone jewelry. They are donating 10% of proceeds from their...
Glacier Park Podcast Returns for Season Two
Ilawye the Great Grandparent Whitebark Pine Tree Photo: NPS Just in time for the new year, you can now tune into the first episode of the brand new season of Glacier's podcast. Headwaters is a podcast from Glacier National Park, made possible thanks to your donations...
Park Store Team Funds Multiple Projects In Glacier for 2022
Every year, the Glacier Conservancy's park store team selects a project in need of funding to be the focus of their add-on donation engagement efforts. Throughout the busy summer season, the park store staff create meaningful connections with visitors that translate...
Great Gray & Boreal Owl Research Underway Thanks to 2019 Giving Tuesday Donors
Photo: Fyn Kynd A great gray owl. Long before humans ever set foot in Montana, great gray and boreal owls have called it home. But you’d be lucky to spot one of these elusive birds while hiking through the forest. Owls hunt by night and roost by day, usually...
New Internship Program Focuses on Conservation In Glacier and Community
Photo: NPS With your support, the Glacier Conservancy is furthering our mission to preserve and protect Glacier National Park through strong community partnerships. This year, we teamed up with Glacier's Education Program and Whitefish School District to offer a new...
Glacier Conservancy’s Website Published In Spanish
In an effort to engage the over 40 million people in America who speak Spanish at home (13% of the U.S. population), the Glacier Conservancy this year launched a project to translate a great portion of our website from English to Spanish. This important project was...
Microplastics Study Underway on Lake McDonald
Photo: NPS Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park is renowned for many reasons. At ten miles long and nearly 500 feet deep, it's the largest lake in the park and offers stunning clarity, colorful rocks, and sweeping views that provide a glimpse into the park's rugged...
Staff Picks: what we’re loving right now
With so much great gear benefiting the park, it can be tough to choose the perfect items from the Glacier Conservancy Park Store. We've narrowed it down to some of our personal top picks so you can find your favorites!Staff Picks1. Relief Map"I love the relief map...
Program Assists In Bird Conservation In Glacier National Park
Photo: NPS When you're on a hike or looking up toward the sky in Glacier National Park, you will likely notice a vast array of birds. With the park being situated along the Continental Divide, several different habitats have emerged that are ideal for birds. More than...
