Seismic data indicates recent Steamboat eruptions on 3/15, 4/19, & 4/27 were smaller than the last major eruption on 9/3/14. The trail to Steamboat remains closed due to deep snow and ice on the boardwalks. (Steamboat footage was captured after recent eruptions.)
Yawn! Do you ever struggle to get out of bed? This black bear has been sluggishly poking its head since March 23rd. You can watch it emerge from hibernation live on our new temporary webcam here: https://t.co/vrfiP1oa4v
Presenting the winners of our 2018 Instagram photo contest! ๐
The winning photos will be on display in the park visitor center in Port Alsworth this summer. Thanks to all who voted and participated!
Coyotes seen basking in the snow today in a vacant campground.
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If you see a coyote approaching humans, cars, or human developments, make loud noises and scare it off. This will reduce human-coyote conflict by keeping coyotes from becoming habituated to being near people.
Winter sunsets at Bartlett Cove can be the most captivating of all. Those that brave the cold are often rewarded with a private showing, with only a loon or sea otter for company.
#Alaska#FindYourPark#ThursdayThoughts
This week near Madison Junction, lots of people shared the experience of watching #wolves in the wild. This week also marks the 23rd year since wolves were reintroduced in #Yellowstone. Have you had the opportunity to see a wolf in the park?
2018 is the "Year of the Bird!" Glacier is joining organizations and bird lovers around the world in celebrating 100 years of migratory bird protection. Join us throughout the year for posts on birds in Glacier. #YearOfTheBird
The snowstorm has moved on and revealed stunning snowcapped peaks against a crystal blue sky. Enjoy this view from about 20 minutes ago, we don't get many winter days like this. (bh) #winterwonderland#wow#lakemcdonald#low20s