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Translocation will be necessary in the future for both bull and Westslope cutthroat trout. With increasing temperatures, ranges are shrinking and as populations become geographically and genetically isolated they go
Continue reading…Contracting Ranges for Bull Trout and Westslope Cutthroat Trout
Melting Glaciers make way for pioneering plants and conifer forests. Dan Fagre at the USGS in West Glacier, Montana has studied Climate Change in the park in a variety of
Montana saw one of its driest summers in recent years, starting with a low snowpack. By my first visit to Glacier this spring, the slopes of Logan Pass looked like
Pika are found throughout the Rocky Mountains from New Mexico and California to the Canadian Rockies. Pika generally cannot survive for long at temperatures above 80 degrees. They live in mountainous
Invasive species have largely not taken over the Crown, although they are looming at the edges and make their way into lakes and streams periodically. The discovery of walleye perch,
The Western glacier stonefly generates more attention than you might expect for a tiny bug that only lives in a few streams in Glacier National Park. Joe Giersch, an aquatic entomologist
Whitebark pine and other five-needle pines are in decline because of four main factors that interact to cause stress, leading to widespread disappearance from high altitude mountain forests in Canada
The Crown of the Continent is at once a unique place full of wonder, culture, wildlife, landscapes and history, but also a place where parts of the whole are slipping