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( [link removed] )Project Update:
Data for Park Management
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Managing Glacier National Park is a balancing act: ensuring
visitors have incredible experiences while protecting the
invaluable natural and cultural resources.
So, how do they do it? Through the Visitor Use Management (VUM)
program
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, dedicated data scientists are on the ground, collecting
crucial insights into how people interact with the park.
This team helps park management make informed decisions that
safeguard Glacier's wilderness and offer a fulfilling experience
for all who visit.
Learn more in our latest blog.
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📈 Dive Into Data 📉
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Bikers on Going-to-the-Sun Road
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Park Supporters!
Stop by the Apgar Visitor Center to see this
gorgeous sign recognizing those who made gifts of $5,000+ to
Glacier in 2024.
Have a Closer Look
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your IRA
Make a difference today and save on taxes. It is possible when
you support the Glacier National Park Conservancy through your
IRA.
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Your Purchase Makes a Difference
Annual T-Shirt
Now in a new color!
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Your favorite annual tee just got better! We've added a second
color option for the first time ever. Grab yours now in blue,
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Glacier's iconic bighorn sheep and a beautiful view of Logan
Pass.
Shop 2025 Annual Tee Collection
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All proceeds from our stores support critical work in Glacier!
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Business Partner Feature:
Wild Tribute
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Thank you to our friends at W ( [link removed] )ild
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the Glacier Conservancy!
Here's why they support the Glacier Conservancy:
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"Wild Tribute was founded to honor our parks, forests, and oceans
by giving back—4% of our proceeds support conservation efforts
across the country.
Glacier National Park holds a special place in our hearts for its
rugged peaks, pristine lakes, and incredible wildlife.
Supporting the Glacier Conservancy aligns with our mission to
protect these wild places for future generations, ensuring that
Glacier’s trails, habitats, and history remain preserved and
accessible to all."
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Be sure to swing by and grab a Wild Tribute product from our park
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Upcoming Events
JULY
July 23, 6:30 pm
Glacier Book Club:
Glacier's Reds with
author Ray Djuff
The 1930s-era red buses that ply the roads of Glacier National
Park in Montana were possibly its most “endangered species.” The
33 White Motor Company Model 706 buses make one of the oldest
fleets anywhere in the world still in continuous service. But
their future has not always been guaranteed. Repeatedly over the
decades, the red buses have been in danger of being pulled off
the road. In Glacier’s Reds, Ray Djuff delves into their history
offering insight into their origin, operation, and how the red
buses were resurrected when faced with the threat of being tossed
into the dustbin of history.
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AUGUST
August 20, 6:30 pm
Glacier Conversation:
National Parks Uncovered
with Linda Mohammad
National Parks Uncovered explores America’s 63 National Parks
with engaging stories, personal anecdotes, tips directly from
insiders, fun facts, stunning photography and so much more.
Author Linda Mohammad will join GNPC Executive Director Doug
Mitchell for a lively conversation about her book and her passion
for national parks. We hope attendees will be inspired to share
some of their favorite national parks and adventure stories.
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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.
