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Carroll Students Embark on Climbing and Stewardship in Helena’s South Hills
On Sunday, April 16th, 20 Carroll college students embarked on a stewardship trip sponsored by the National Park Trust to Haystack Rock, a local climbing crag about thirty minutes south of Helena, MT. After arriving at the crag, we set up five fun top-rope routes for participants to climb and...
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How Your Favorite Park Came to Be: The History of the Process to Declare a National Park!
Ambassador Spencer explores the history of how the government creates National Parks.
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Glacier National Park… Is it losing its Glaciers?
Student Ambassador Saanvi examines the affects of climate change on Glacier National Park.
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Carroll College Students Experience a Night of Cross-Country Skiing and Tacos at MacDonald Pass, MT
On Friday, December 2nd, Carroll College students and leaders of the Carroll outdoor program (CAMP) went to MacDonald Pass for night-time cross-country skiing and tacos!
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Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, MT
In 1999, the Park Trust contributed to the purchase of 40 acres at Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge.
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Remembering the Buffalo Soldiers
Ambassador Amari reflects on the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers.
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Reflections on the Natural World
Ambassador Kate reflects on how her relationship with the natural world has evolved throughout her childhood.
Protected Park
Glacier National Park, MT
In 2012, National Park Trust worked with the Trust for Public Land (TPL) to buy the Doody homestead.
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Taking Grandpa and Grandma to Grand Teton, Yellowstone, and Glacier National Parks
Family and national parks.
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Explore Parks Near You
Explore parks near you! Wondering what parks are in your state? Look no further!
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Buddy Bison’s Baking Soda Geyser
Yellowstone is home to half the world’s geysers! Check out this science experiment to learn what causes these watery eruptions and make a model geyser at home.
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Color Your Own Hot Spring
The hot springs found throughout Yellowstone are filled with bright colors. The magma under the ground heats up groundwater which can form pools on land called hot springs. Join Buddy for this week’s art project where you’ll learn what causes these magnificent colors then create your own colorful hot spring!

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