From Glacier Conservancy <[email protected]>
Subject September in Glacier National Park: Microplastics study on Lake McDonald, 2022 Glacier license plate announcement, and more
Date September 22, 2021 5:00 PM
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Conservancy Newsletter September 2021
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Glacier's First Microplastics Study Underway on Lake McDonald

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Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park is renowned for its
stunning clarity, colorful rocks, and sweeping views that provide
a glimpse into the park’s rugged interior. The lake is a popular
stop for visitors, and the view from the foot of the lake is
arguably one of the most photographed places in the park.

Glacier National Park is characterized by its relatively
untouched wilderness and pristine waterways, and park staff have
identified a great need to identify the presence of microplastics
and make informed decisions about how this pollution could be
affecting the park’s waterways now and in the future. This is the
first time the park has evaluated any of its waters for the
presence of microplastics. Keep reading to learn about the
results and findings from this initial study in Glacier National
Park. Your donations to the Glacier Conservancy are making this
research possible!

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( [link removed] )Show Your Love for
Glacier with Every Mile
New License Plate Available 2022

You voted, and now it's time to announce the winning license
plate design! Glacier lovers voted on this new design that shows
a stunning view of the northern lights above St. Mary Lake.

We would like to extend our most sincere thanks to everyone who
has purchased the Glacier plate thus far. If you currently have a
Glacier plate, you may keep that plate as long as you wish, or
you can change to the new plate beginning January 1, 2022. The
cost of the plates and renewing them each year includes a
donation that goes directly to the Glacier Conservancy to support
Glacier National Park.

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Support Glacier

Our popular long-sleeve map shirt
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in stock! Keep cozy all season long and show your park pride with
this shirt featuring all the popular icons of Glacier National
Park. Your purchases online and in all our park stores continue
to support the park.

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background ( [link removed] ) Visiting Glacier In The Fall

What roads are open this fall? Are hiking trails and campgrounds
still accessible? Visit the park's website for important dates
regarding road closures and all you need to know about visiting
the park in the fall.

Plan Your Visit
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Upcoming Events

SEPTEMBER

September 22:
Glacier Conversations: Alex Schnee of Alex on the Map
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September 25:
National Public Lands Day - Free Entrance Day in National Parks
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OCTOBER

October 20:
Glacier Book Club: Black Faces, White Spaces by Carolyn Finney
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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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