We are so excited to share our newest design with you!! We are thrilled to be partnering with The Glacier National Park Conservancy to bring you Glacier. shirts. For every shirt purchased through our website or at any of the retailers listed below, $1 will be donated to the GNPC.
We are so lucky to live in one of the most beautiful places on earth and even more fortunate to have Glacier National Park right in our backyard. We love spending time in our national park and are passionate about preserving the beauty of Glacier. Partnering with the Glacier National Park Conservancy was a no-brainer for us. Some of our favorite things to do in Glacier Park are hiking one of the 700+ miles of trail, picnicking on Lake McDonald (always remember: pack it in, pack it out and leave no trace) and trekking out to Many Glacier to take in the amazing views.
The Glacier National Park Conservancy is the official nonprofit fundraising partner of Glacier National Park and their mission is to provide support for education, preservation and research for the park. It is vital for us to respect our National Parks to help preserve them for future generations to enjoy as much as we do.
Just a few things that the Glacier National Park Conservancy funded for 2015 are: Glacier Careers summer college internships, climate change teacher workshop, expanded bear box programs, saving the threatened bull trout and SO many more projects. To see everything that donations to the Conservancy funded in full last year, click here, the list is pretty amazing!
If you would like to make an additional donation to the Glacier National Park Conservancy, you can do so here. You can even decide which project you want to fund!
Glacier. shirts can be purchased at the following locations:
Montana Shirt Co. online & at our retail store at 1830 Baker Avenue in Whitefish
The Stumptown Marketplace in Whitefish
Sportsman’s Ski Haus in Kalispell
Eddie’s in Apgar Village
Glacier National Park Conservancy Visitor Centers throughout Glacier Park
Glacier Raft Co. Outdoor Center in West Glacier