Glacier National Park Conservancy

 

 Billy Bowman is an Ungulate Representative of the Glacier National Park Conservancy, an organization that preserves and protects GNP.> For more info, click here        

2010 The Centennial in Review
Bring Billy Bowman Home

SUPPORT THE GLACIER NATIONAL PARK FUND'S
CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN

Bring the Ungulate Representative Billy Bowman into your home!
You can purchase your very own Billy Bowman on-line from Glacier Park Inc.’s Glacier Gift Shop  or from the Hockaday Museum of Art in Kalispell. Billy can also be purchased at the Stumptown Historical Society in Whitefish and Glacier Gifts at Whitefish Mountain Resort. If everyone else is sold out, you can always contact Merry Lynn at merrylynn@glacierfund.org.   

 

GNP Centennial

2010 marks Glacier National Park's Centennial Anniversary. Visit the official web site, click here!

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 A blog chronicling photos of Glacier National Park over 100 consecutive days, starting on May 1, 2009 by Glacier Park Magazine editor Chris Peterson. CLICK HERE

Friday
May172013

THE LOONS ARE HERE!

 

 

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photo courtesy GNP

Imagine taking a drive to Glacier after work one evening, parking at Avalanche and walking up to Red Rock looking for harlquin ducks and enjoying the wildflower display.  The breeze is chilly, but the light is good and the weather is mild.  You and your friends sit on the rocks and spot a pair of harlequins.  You decide that is a great place for dinner so you watch them as you munch on your sandwiches and glass the hillside above the creek.  Much to your pleasure, you soon spot a sow griz and her cub foraging near a snowfield.  Not to be outdone, two goats start heading down a cliff far to the left of the bears.  Does life get any better?  On your way back to the car, you spot two more goats.  Agreeing that the evening has been just perfect, you decide to stop in at the boat dock at Apgar for one more look.  One of your friends spots a pair of loons right away.  Grabbing binos and tiptoeing across the dock, you get the thrill of a lifetime as they perform their courtship dance as darkness falls. 

That's the Glacier experience.  It is what GNPC is all about and why we do what we do.  Working hard to raise awareness, educate visitors, sell books and gift items and spread the word about how wonderful Glacier is.  If you feel the same way, you can help us by making a donation at www.gnpconservancy.org or by shopping at one of our bookstores in the Park or at the Belton Depot.

Won't you join us to help with this wonderful work?

 

 

Wednesday
Apr242013

WOMEN IN GLACIER

Photo courtesy GNP archives

Think Glacier is all about the males?  No way!!  There were some very fascinating ladies hanging out here and in fact, there still are.  One of them is going to present this wonderful program at the Montana House!

Deirdre Shaw, Museum Curator for Glacier National Park will present "Not Just An Admiring Audience: Tales of Women in Glacier".

Where: Montana House in Apgar Village

When: Saturday, April 27th

What time: 2 and 4

Reservations required - call 406-888-5393 or email Montana House: 1960mthouse@qwestoffice.net

Co-hosted with the Glacier National Park Conservancy.