#ParkScience Pictured here, NPS Biologists Tania Lewis and Lucas Beck work on a sound monitoring station in Glacier Bay National Park. Learn more about acoustic monitoring research in Glacier Bay: ow.ly/ikSf50SJJLp

Attention Boaters traveling to Glacier Bay: The Bartlett Cove Public Dock fuel pumps are currently down. Please plan to get marine fuel in an alternate location such as Gustavus or Hoonah. We will update our website when fuel pumps begin functioning again. ow.ly/1ijO50SV3HT

Glacier Bay supports efforts to prevent whale strikes: Read the latest news release from Glacier Bay concerning the protection of humpback whales in the Glacier Bay vicinity- nps.gov/glba/learn/new…

Each sunset is unique, never before seen and never to be replicated. What starts as visible light from the sun, ends with a sunset molded by the atmosphere and landscape unique to the time and place you find yourself in. 📸 NPS Photo / G. Moon

One of several "Wilderness Waters" in Glacier Bay, Hugh Miller Inlet is closed to motorized travel from May 1st through Sept 15th. Paddle with nothing but whale breath and bird calls to accentuate your journey. Learn more about paddling Glacier Bay: nps.gov/glba/planyourv…

Why did the black bear cross the road? Because the wildlife ranger said so... Park wildlife staff monitor bears in Bartlett Cove to protect them from traffic as well as make sure they do not get food from people. Stay safe around bears: nps.gov/subjects/bears…

Weekend plans? You can find me here. A field of cottongrass with wispy clouds passing over the mountains? I can plan around that...

After a stretch of sunny, dry weather, the rain and fog has returned to Glacier Bay. Glacier Bay is located at the northern end of the largest temperate rainforest in the world, the Tongass. Find a park ranger rain-or-shine to ask them more about your national parks!

The cap of Mount Fairweather, seen through a rugged window of ice and rock. Mt Fairweather is the tallest mountain in the park at 15,325 feet; it straddles the border between the US and Canada. #GlacierBay

Happy #NationalDogDay! This photo was captured on one of our wildlife cameras used to study bears, wolves, and other animals traveling through the park. Wait... I think we uploaded the wrong photo... Well, while you're here: nps.gov/articles/000/w…

Have you visited Bartlett Cove, Glacier Bay's headquarters on land? Daily ranger programs are offered throughout the summer! Our last ranger programs will take place on September 2. nps.gov/glba/planyourv…

This is your last week to join one of our fantastic rangers on one of our Bartlett Cove ranger programs! Check the schedule of ranger programming anytime on our website: nps.gov/glba/planyourv… Summer ranger programs end on Monday, September 2!

Nothing beats a sunrise over the water 🌅 Photos captured last week on an early morning commute from park headquarters to a cruise ship entering Glacier Bay. Jumping on a cruise that includes Glacier Bay? Here's what to expect: nps.gov/glba/planyourv…

The Scidmore Glacier, located in Glacier Bay's west arm, is named for Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore. She is know for being a world traveler, writer, and diplomat at a time when social norms kept women at home. Read more about her story: ow.ly/IXth50TeOwl

The rainy week continues here in SE AK. Total rainfall reports from the last 24 hours (9PM Wednesday to 9PM Thursday) range from around a half inch to near two and half inches. #akwx