Partnership helps with Glacier whitebark pine restoration
Rebecca Lawrence puts a screen over a whitebark pine so crews can later collect the eeds from the cones in this file photo. The screens keep the squirrels and birds from feeding on the cones.
An influx of federal dollars through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act is expected to bolster Glacier National Park officials’ whitebark pine restoration efforts and help them lend assistance to other parks working to protect and expand the keystone species.
The National Park Service and American Forests have signed a five-year agreement to help return threatened white bark pine to its range...
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