Come join us for a chat about the experience of Glacier Bay National Park. It is a place where nature, culture, and history come together in breathtaking ways. For thousands of years, the Huna Tlingit people have called this land home, weaving their traditions and stories into the glaciers, mountains, and waters that sustain life. In the late 1700s, explorers like Captain George Vancouver first recorded the massive ice fields, but over the past 250 years, the glaciers have dramatically retreated, leaving behind a living laboratory for scientists studying climate change. Today, visitors can witness towering tidewater glaciers, fjords carved by ice, and thriving wildlife from humpback whales to bald eagles. Glacier Bay is more than a national park—it’s a place of cultural resilience, natural wonder, and ongoing discovery.

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