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Utah Boy Nearly Drowns on U.S.-Canada Border
A four-year-old Utah boy is recovering in a Calgary hospital after he was pulled unconscious from Waterton Lake at the Canada-U.S. border.
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Glorious Glacier National Park needs our help - now
Glacier National Park is facing a probable crisis over the next decade: the projected loss of all 27 of its remaining glaciers because of climate change.
WEST GLACIER - The entire Going-to-the-Sun Road is open for vehicle access Glacier National Park officials have announced.
Glacier National Park Fund seeks $3.5 million - Mon, 29 Jun 2009 PST
The Glacier National Park Fund has set a $3.5 million fundraising goal for upgrades and restoration as the park nears its centennial.
Superintendent: Designate park as wilderness
Glacier National Park will be a century old next year, and park Superintendent Chas Cartwright wants one special present.
Glacier ballet aims to raise awareness of climate change's affect on national parks
SUN POINT - Pirouettes and arabesques can be difficult enough to perform in a dance hall - it's even harder when ballet dancing in tackling winds atop a jagged ridge.
UNESCO Agrees to Send Field Team to Inspect Threats to Glacier, Waterton National Parks
The World Heritage Committee has agreed to look into concerns about mining plans for the Canadian Flathead headwaters area north of Glacier National Park.
In the Rockies today, a coalition of environmental groups are following through on their promise to ask the United Nations World Heritage Committee to list Alberta's Waterton National Park and Glacier National Park in Montana as endangered World Heritage sites, and environmental groups throughout the United States are asking why President Barack ...
Sun Road should open over Logan Pass by Friday
Glacier National Park officials say the historic Going-to-the-Sun Road is expected to open from both directions over Logan Pass by the end of the week.
Glacier's Sun Road Set to Open
Road crews in Glacier National Park say they're closing in on an opening date for the Going to the Sun road.
Tribe to host annual Blackfoot Confederacy Conference
The Blackfeet Nation will host the fifth annual Blackfoot Confederacy Conference June 22-25. Conference events will be held near the St.
International attention sought for border parks
Two parks in the Northern Rockies are up for consideration to receive special attention by a UNESCO committee meeting in Spain this week.
Hike leader offers tips in wake of grizzly attacks
It's been almost two weeks since a man was bitten in the calf by a grizzly bear while running in Glacier National Park.
Blackfeet doubling bus fleet with grant
A $1.2 million transportation grant has paved the way for Blackfeet Transit in Browning to double its existing fleet and allow for the group to begin a shuttle service to Great Falls and other nearby towns.
Sun Road may not open for weeks
Snowplows cleared the Going-to-the-Sun Road atop Logan Pass this week, but the 50-mile alpine route through Glacier National Park probably won't be fully open for several weeks.
Glacier Grizzly Victim Returns
Glacier Grizzly Victim Returns A man mauled by a grizzly and the ranger who saved him return to the scene of the attack after 50 years Returning to the scene of the place where a grizzly bear tore you apart might not seem like the most fun in the world, but if you've lived 50 years beyond the event, you might be more in a celebrating mood.
The National Park to Park Highway
The National Park-to-Park Highway, launched in the early 1900s to promote national parks in the West, was not a weekend drive.
Grizzly bear victim, savior to meet in Montana
Joseph Williams was a 20-year-old Midwesterner hungry for adventure in 1959 when a hike through Glacier National Park turned into a vicious encounter with a grizzly bear.
Going-to-the-Sun Opening Weeks Away
It could be weeks before Glacier National Park is able to open its signature Going-to-the-Sun Road atop Logan Pass.
Obama creates Pacific Northwest Trail
When the national scenic trails system was created four decades ago, the goal was to build a walking path across the United States.