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Glacier Bay National Park and PreserveMulti-colored seawead adorns the rocky marine shores of Glacier Bay.
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Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
Contact Us

Park Headquarters, Bartlett Cove
Most park staff are at headquarters. Most mail and phone calls should be directed here.

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
1 Park Rd, PO Box 140
Gustavus, AK  99826
(907) 697-2230 • (907) 697-2654 FAX • (907) 697-2627 for boater and camper information • Send E-Mail

Yakutat Ranger District
For Tatshenshini/Alsek river rafting, mountaineering, hunting, and matters related to Dry Bay and the Preserve

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
Yakutat District Ranger
PO Box 137
Yakutat, AK  99689-0137
(907) 784-3295 • (907) 784-3535 (FAX) • (907) 784-3370 whitewater rafters' hotline
Send E-Mail (about river rafting)

Indian Point Field Office, Juneau
For Inventory and Monitoring program (Southeast Alaska Network), Coastal Ecologist (Southeast Alaska Parks), and USGS-BRD (Glacier Bay Field Station)

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
3100 National Park Rd
Juneau, AK  99801
(907) 697-2230 • (907) 364-1540 (FAX)
See above links for e-mail contact information.

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Forage fish  

Did You Know?
Dense schools of forage fish, like herring and sand lance, are an abundant food source for many creatures, from the massive Humpback Whale to the diminutive Marbled Murrelet. Schools of forage fish can be literally miles long and hundreds of feet thick.

Last Updated: October 26, 2009 at 18:35 EST