Inside Glacier
Project updates and news about how your donations are making a difference.
Hiker Biker Shuttle
Springtime in Glacier National Park means increased recreational opportunities, including hiking and biking beyond vehicle gate closures on the Going-to-the-Sun Road. Spring hiker and biker shuttle service began operations in the park this year on May 11. Continue...
Spring Hiker Biker Shuttle
Springtime in Glacier National Park means increased recreational opportunities, including hiking and biking beyond vehicle gate closures on the Going-to-the-Sun Road. Spring hiker and biker shuttle service began operations in the park this year on May 11. Continue...
Native America Speaks
Native America Speaks is the longest-running indigenous speaker series in the National Park Service. Your support funds over 100 events in Glacier each year, attended by more than 7,500 visitors. This award-winning program provides a unique window into the meaning and...
Native Plant Restoration
Your generous donations to the Glacier Conservancy assist the park's native plant restoration efforts in many ways. Continue reading to find out how the community's students, volunteers and park partners all collaborate in these efforts. Helping Glacier Preserve...
#glacierlove
Do you love Glacier National Park? Tell us about it! From marriage proposals and pregnancy to anniversaries and lost loved ones there are so many memories that have unfolded right here in our park. During the month of February, our friends at REI in Kalispell will be...
Science and Resources Internship
In her first week as a Science and Resources Management intern, Gabby Eaton learned about native plant restoration at the Glacier National Park nursery, examined the effects of wildfires along Lake McDonald, helped replant a picnic area in Many Glacier, checked game...
Visiting Glacier – Know Before You Go!
Guest Post by Jake Bramante of Hike734 My wife is the planner. I, however, am not. While I’m great when things don’t go as planned, they can be abysmal when we show up to a place and stare at each other and say, “So, um, what should we do? In smaller national...
Sperry Chalet Public Presentation and Open House Planned
Glacier National Park Press Release: West Glacier, MT – The National Park Service will host a community event entitled “The Sperry Chalet Experience: Past, Present, and Future” to engage with the public, explore the nature of the Sperry Chalet visitor experience, and...
Glacier Ride Charitable Bicycle Ride Funds Two Major Park Projects
Glacier Ride participants Fannie Watkinson, Steve Dakin, and Fan Watkinson pause to take in the scenery along the Going-to-the-Sun Road last summer. At dawn one July morning last summer, fifty cyclists from across the country set out from their camp in Apgar to...
Fire Updates 2017
There are two active fires within Glacier National Park. The Sprague Creek Fire burning on Mt. Brown and the Adair Peak Fire burning in the North Fork. Road closures and evacuations are currently in place in some areas of the park. For up-to-date information, visit:...
Glacier Conservancy Appoints New Executive Director
Columbia Falls, MT – July 6, 2017 – Glacier National Park Conservancy today announced the appointment of Doug Mitchell as its new Executive Director. Mo Stein, Glacier Conservancy Chair of the Board of Directors, said: “Doug’s experience in the public, private and...
Glacier Conservancy Donates $1.3M in Funding to Park, Begins Year-End Fundraising Campaign
After a record-setting visitation year in Glacier National Park, the Glacier National Park Conservancy has donated more than $1.3 million to the park to help preserve and protect it for future generations. “Private donations to the Glacier Conservancy support...
