From Glacier Conservancy <[email protected]>
Subject January In The Park
Date January 19, 2021 8:38 PM
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Newsletter, January 2021" ( [link removed] ) Project Update
Research Helps to Better Understand and Protect Bighorn Sheep In
Glacier

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pine tree with dark clouds in the background
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Julie Mitchell

If you’ve ever driven along the Going-to-the-Sun Road, gone for a
backcountry hike in Glacier, or experienced the grandeur of
Hidden Lake, there's a good chance you've seen one of the park's
most majestic species: Glacier's bighorn sheep.

With an athletic disposition and large curved horns weighing up
to 30 pounds on males, the bighorn is a staple throughout the
park. Despite these impressive characteristics, Glacier’s bighorn
sheep face many risks. Your donations are supporting a multi-year
study on bighorn sheep
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National Park to better understand and protect them for years to
come. Keep reading to learn more from Elizabeth Flesch, the
postdoctoral researcher working on the study.

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wildlife photos submitted to the 2020 Glacier Photo Contest
( [link removed] )See The Photo Contest Winners
Thanks to everyone who submitted and voted in our photo contest
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all the photos we received! You can now view the winners and all
the finalists on our website. Be on the lookout later this year
to see the top photos featured in our 2022 Glacier Wall Calendar.

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Glacier National Park's new podcast titled "Headwaters" featuring
a glacial valley surrounded by mountain peaks
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Listen to Glacier's New Podcast
Glacier’s new podcast Headwaters
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is now available thanks to support from donors like you. Each
episode in this seven-part series takes place in a different
region of the park, and explores how people and the place come
together in unexpected ways. Season 1 is now available
everywhere.

Tune In
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sheep and text Glacier National Park 2020, next to a variety of
maps ( [link removed] ) Bighorn Tees On Sale

For a limited time only, buy a 2020 bighorn tee for just $20
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! Every year, Wild Tribute ( [link removed] ) designs
these tees exclusively for the Glacier Conservancy. Each tee
features iconic wildlife found in Glacier National Park. The sale
is happening now and available online only, while supplies
last. Your purchase makes an impact and supports critical
projects and programs throughout the park.

Go Wild
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The Parks" ( [link removed] ) Partner Spotlight of the Month: Wild Tribute

Wild Tribute ( [link removed] ) was founded to honor
our national parks and public lands. They donate 4% of their
proceeds (revenue, not profit) to protect these historic and wild
places. In Glacier, their support has helped fund Sperry Chalet
restoration efforts, Native America Speaks, and so much more.

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Upcoming Events

JANUARY

January 27:
Glacier Conversations featuring CDT thru-hiker Sarah Williams
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FEBRUARY

February 17:
Glacier Book Club featuring Engineering Eden by Jordan Fisher
Smith ( [link removed] )

February 24:
Glacier Conversations featuring Climate Ride's Caeli Quinn &
Leticia Romero ( [link removed] )

All Events ( [link removed] )

Photo Header Image: Mark Norton ( [link removed] )

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.

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