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Glacier National Park
Podcasts: Science and Research
Grinnell Glacier

Bob Chinn

Salamander Glacier

Glaciers and Climate Change
USGS Research Ecologist Fan Fagre examines the ongoing climate change research in Glacier National Park, using the park's rapidly receding glaciers, and highlights the ramifications to the entire ecosystem.
 

 
Grizzly Bear

USGS Video Capture

Grizzly bear with an itch to scratch

Grizzly Bear Research
Glacier's grizzly bears are revealing a complex picture of themselves and the park through some cutting-edge DNA research being conducted by USGS Research Ecologist Kate Kendall.
 

 
Grinnell Glacier

Bob Chinn

Grinnell and Salamander Glaciers

Glacier's Geologic History
Former Park Ranger Chris Weiss explains the rich geologic history of this part of the Rocky Mountains and highlights some of Glacier's unique features.
 

 
Loons

Bob Chinn

A family of Loons

Crown of the Continent
Research Learning Center
Citizen Science Loon Project
Join the staff and volunteers of the Learning Center as they discuss the first of several projects aimed at a wider public participation in science and research in Glacier National Park.
 

 
iPod Users Other Video Device Users

These podcasts are available for free download from the iTunes Music Store.
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For users of other video capable devices we have provided mp4 format files that are available for download here. They are compatable with many different types of devices.

Glacier and Climate Change - 10.2Mb
Grizzly Bear Research - 12.7Mb
Glacier's Geologic History - 8.03Mb
Citizen Science-Loons - 23Mb

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Last Updated: November 10, 2008 at 12:37 MST