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through education, habitat protection and environment advocacy.

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NATURAL HISTORY LECTURE SERIES

Every March LCAS sponsors a lecture series on a topic of general interest. This year the theme is Celebrating One Hundred Years in Glacier National Park. For the past century Americans have enjoyed watching the diverse wildlife in the park. Every Thursday in March the public is invited to the Montana Historical Society to hear talks about the natural history of the “Crown of the Continent,” and have an opportunity to see a major exhibit on Glacier in the lobby of the Historical Society at 225 N. Roberts in Helena.

March 4, 2010
Steve Gniadek, a recently retired Glacier NP biologist will provide a visual overview of park wildlife.

March 11, 2010
Dave Shea, another retired biologist of 35 years will discuss the eagles of Glacier.

March 18, 2010
Dan Fagre, a research ecologist at the Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center in GNP will talk about the impact of climate change on the glaciers and animals of the park.

March 25, 2010
Chris Peterson, editor of Glacier Park Magazine, will share his experiences of last summer, 100 Days in Glacier.