Archive for the tag 'Glacier Park'

Jan 31 2012

Next North Fork Interlocal Agreement meeting on Feb. 15 in Glacier Park

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Scott Emmerich, North Fork District Ranger, sent out the following announcement a couple of days ago concerning the upcoming Interlocal Meeting in Glacier Park . . .   We’re trying to go “paperless” with our Interlocal Meeting notifications this winter.  It would be helpful to me if you’d spread the word to those in your [...]

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Dec 21 2010

Full text: Letter urging passage of enhanced protections for Waterton-Glacier Park

(Note: This is the full text of a public letter signed by six former superintendents of Waterton and Glacier Parks encouraging the U.S. and Canadian governments to complete passage of legislation intended to enhance protections for the parks, including the U.S. North Flathead Protection Act currently stuck in a year-end Senate logjam.) One hundred years [...]

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Jun 30 2010

Lots of pavement resurfacing scheduled for Glacier Park during July & August

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Those of you accustomed to looping through Glacier Park to avoid the southern part of the North Fork Road may encounter some delays this summer. They will be chip sealing just about all the pavement in the park, with the exception of Going-to-the-Sun Road. They’ll also be doing road striping and some clean-up work. Chip [...]

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Dec 04 2009

Fantastic Glacier Park photo series by Chris Peterson

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Folks, you have got to check out the photos from Chris Peterson’s “100 days in Glacier National Park” project. Related reading/viewing . . . Lido Vizutti of the Flathead Beacon has a nice write-up. Boston.com’s “The Big Picture” section has a nice selection from the series at somewhat better resolution than the ones in Chris [...]

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Oct 28 2009

Follow-up: UNESCO scientific mission to Waterton-Glacier Park

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Although the Missoulian posted some initial coverage of last month’s visit by a U.N. scientific delegation investigating mining and other resource development threats to Waterton-Glacier Park, the only local paper that paid significant attention to the subject was the Hungry Horse News — a fact that slipped past your friendly webweenie. Herewith are lead-ins and [...]

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Sep 22 2009

U.N. scientists assess mining threats to Waterton-Glacier Park

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We’re starting to see more complete news coverage of this week’s visit by a U.N. scientific delegation investigating mining and other resource development threats to Waterton-Glacier Park. The Missoulian posted an excellent article on the first day’s activities very early this morning. Here’s the lead-in . . . A team of scientists from the United [...]

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Sep 21 2009

UN officials to visit Glacier Park this week — no details yet

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A UN delegation is scheduled to visit Glacier National Park this week and locations in  the Canadian Flathead as part of UNESCO’s investigation into threats to Waterton-Glacier Park posed by coal mining and other proposed extractive activities. So far, the only recent news is a short, uninformative AP article. No further information yet. We’ll post [...]

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Aug 24 2009

Park takes heat over bear deaths

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From today’s online edition of the Flathead Beacon . . . The deaths of two grizzly bears in Glacier National Park last week has caused a stir in western Montana as bear biologists evaluate the park’s decision to remove a mother and two of her cubs. Biologist Charles Jonkel of the Great Bear Foundation in [...]

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Mar 24 2009

Mud season: bears and snowplows

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It looks like mud season — er, uh… Spring — is on its way. According to an article in the Flathead Beacon, “Grizzly and black bears are emerging from their dens in Glacier National Park.” If they are up and foraging for food in the park, we’ll likely be seeing them on the North Fork, [...]

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Mar 16 2009

North Fork Road paving not on county wish list

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OK, it looks like the Daily Mistake Inter Lake was in error the other day when they listed “a $4.1 million rebuild of the North Fork Road, with paving to the Camas entrance of Glacier National Park” as being on the Flathead County wish list for federal stimulus funds. According to a brief note from [...]

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