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( [link removed] )Project Update:
Restoring Native Trout in Quartz Lake

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Fisheries Crew Working on Quartz Lake

The Glacier Conservancy is proud to support Glacier National
Park's efforts to mitigate the impact of invasive fish species on
the native populations of westslope cutthroat and bull trout in
order to preserve and protect native aquatic habitats.

We recently visited the fisheries staff to see this work
firsthand.

Get Hooked 🎣
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A newly built boardwalk trail.
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Outdoors for Everyone

We're excited to partner with the Christopher and Dana Reeve
Foundation on their "Outdoors for Everyone" initiative
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to make the outdoors accessible for people living with
paralysis.

As part of this initiative, the Reeve Foundation’s highly trained
Information Specialists
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are helping educate those in the paralysis community about
accessible parks.

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Pika Science Update

The Daily Inter Lake recently featured an exciting GNPC-funded
project
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to learn more about Glacier's pika population by extracting DNA
from pika scat.

Pika genetic diversity will be assessed to understand the
population's resiliency in the face of changing conditions. The
study's results will be crucial for informing future conservation
efforts.

Recording the Headwaters podcast with a biologist.
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Headwaters Podcast Awarded by NPS

Season 2 of the Headwaters Podcast, covering the park's efforts
to save the threatened whitebark pine, was given a Freeman Tilden
Award for Interpretation
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by the National Park Service.

The Freeman Tilden Awards
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are the highest interpretation awards presented to a National
Park Service individual or team to recognize outstanding
contributions to the profession of interpretation.

Aurora over Lake McDonald and mountains.
( [link removed] )Glacier Photo Contest Now
Open!

Our annual Glacier Photo Contest
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Prizes this year include a Pendleton blanket, Hydro Flask water
bottle, and Deneen mug!

Purchase the 2024 calendar
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past photo contest winners at shop.glacier.org
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Your Purchase Makes a Difference

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Vintage Mountains Long Sleeved Shirt

A favorite of our staff and visitors alike, this mid-weight,
long-sleeved shirt with a vintage style and a unisex fit is the
perfect option for cooler fall days or evenings under the big
sky!

Shop to Support Glacier
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Upcoming Events

OCTOBER

October 14 (11 am to 3 pm):
Glacier Hawk Watch
Lake McDonald Lodge

Meet park biologists and learn how to identify and count
migrating raptors and about the integral role of raptors in our
ecosystems, the risks they face, and why Glacier has started the
Mount Brown Hawk Watch Program.

Details on GNP Website
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October 18
Glacier Conversation:
2024 Park Project Preview

You can learn about all of the upcoming projects now on the 2024
Project Funding Guide
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for a special Glacier Conversation.

Executive Director Doug Mitchell will talk with Glacier National
Park staff experts about their 2024 GNPC-funded projects
including a harlequin duck study, a new season of the Headwaters
podcast, and fisheries management.

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NOVEMBER

November 29
Glacier Book Club:
The Civilian Conservation Corps in GNP with author David Butler

The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), one of the most successful
of all New Deal programs, was heavily involved in creating and
improving the infrastructure of Glacier National Park. President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt visited in August 1934 and gave one of
his famous radio “fireside chats” from the park, in which he
praised the efforts of the CCC in helping improve the country’s
national parks. Chapters examine CCC camp life, the nature of the
work carried out by the CCC boys, structures built in the park by
the CCC, and FDR’s visit.

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We are the official fundraising partner for
Glacier National Park.

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