At Glacier National Park, we are proud of the accomplishments we have made in limiting our consumption of nonrenewable resources, such as oil and coal, in favor of more renewable energy sources like hydroelectric, solar, and wind power. Ninety-eight percent of our electricity already comes from hydroelectric power supplied to us, but we're going beyond that. Logan Pass Visitor Center obtains all of its necessary electricity from over 3600 watts of solar panels located throughout the Logan Pass area. We are also incorporating more vehicles that run on biodiesel or hybrid models. In the long run, these changes will reduce our carbon footprint and put us in a great position when non-renewable sources of energy become more limited. |
Last updated: September 17, 2016