Action by ConocoPhillips preserves 169,00 acres

Pristine northern Rockies valley straddles border

A jewel worth protecting

Salazar expressed “serious concerns about the potential impact of energy development on the park’s water, wildlife, and other resources”

Proposed coal mine in BC’s Flathead River Valley triggers World Heritage investigation

The Flathead River flows from British Columbia south into Montana and forms the western boundary of Glacier National Park. Coalbed methane gas extraction and open-pit coal mining in the Canadian headwaters of the Flathead River threatened to fragment the Flathead’s abundant habitat for grizzly bears, wolves, and wolverines, and to pollute the river’s pristine waters.…

Map of Waterton-Glacier transboundary and Flathead River

Supporting documentation map #1 to the World Heritage Committee

Technical Paper in Support of Listing Waterton-Glacier as World Heritage Site in Danger

Photos of coalbed methane sites in British Columbia

On threats to Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park

Letter from Conservation Organizations to International Joint Commission on Waterton-Glacier