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A young lynx on a trail.
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young lynx in Glacier from the study.

With your support, biologists conducted a landmark 3 year study
on Glacier's lynx population. Now, two papers have been published
from this research.

One study, in Nature
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investigates the effect of covid-related closures on Glacier's
wildlife.

A second paper provides baseline data that shows how essential
this habitat is for the survival of the species. The study was
recently published in the Journal of Wildlife Management
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We spoke with one of the authors, biologist Alissa Anderson, in a
new project update blog
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Link to more Lynx
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Backslope Brewing Community Benefit Day

GNPC is partnering with Backslope Brewing in Columbia Falls for a
Community Benefit Day
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On April 18, GNPC will receive a portion of all food and drink
sales (including takeout)!

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Ski Giveaway Winner Selected

Congratulations to Maggie from Belgrade, MT who was selected as
the winner of our Icelantic Ski giveaway!

Still want the skis? Buy a pair
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and 10% will go back to Glacier!

Headwaters Season 3 Trailer

Season 3 of Headwaters is a history of Glacier National Park.
From whiskey running and the war on wolves, to drilling for oil
and dreaming of riches, this is a collection of stories about how
one place in the Rocky Mountains became what it is today.

Headwaters is the official podcast of Glacier National Park and
is produced with the support of your generous donations. Get
Headwaters gear from our shop.
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Your Purchase Makes a Difference

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We've recently expanded our line of Cotopaxi
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When you buy at shop.glacier.org, you know that your purchase
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Upcoming Events

APRIL

April 16
Glacier Conversation:
Getting Glacier Open with Brian Paul

The annual process of getting Glacier National Park facilities
open for millions of summer visitors is a huge undertaking. It
involves removing hundreds of millions of tons of snow, braving
avalanche and rock fall, and preserving the historic integrity of
the road. Join us for a discussion with Glacier National Park
Roads Supervisor Brian Paul about plowing Going-to-the-Sun Road
and everything it takes to make Glacier ready for summer.

Register Now ( [link removed] ) (almost full!)

MAY

May 17
Glacier Book Club:
Last Stand with author Michael Punke

From the author of the #1 bestselling book, The Revenant, comes
the story of the American West through the lens of the bison.
Over the last three decades of the nineteenth century, 30 million
buffalo were reduced to twelve. Into that maelstrom rode young
George Bird Grinnell. A scientist, journalist, hunter and
conservationist, Grinnell would lead the battle to save this
species. Last Stand is the story of the death of the old West,
and the birth of the conservation movement.

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Glacier National Park.

With your support, we provide funding for vital projects and
programs that preserve and protect the park for future
generations.

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