Posts By: Tristan Scott

Tourism Mishaps

A legacy of poor judgment in national parks

By Kellyn Brown

Conserving Land and Water

On September 3, 1964, President Lyndon Johnson signed into law not only the Land and Water Conservation Act, but also the Wilderness Act. Environmental activists will certainly be commemorating the event – so shall I. Let’s begin with the Land and Water Conservation Fund (enabled by the Act, LWCF for short). In 1964, America needed […]

By Dave Skinner

Carbon Limits Needed

Coal-fired power plants should be required to curb emissions

By Kim Davitt and Lara Weir

Conrad/Tobie House

Impeccable. That pretty much describes the maintenance and restoration of the Conrad/Tobie House at 428 Sixth Ave. E. in Kalispell. “Timeless” would also accurately describe its condition, as the house is indeed a mesh of the past, present and future. The house owes part of its name to its original builders and owners: Kokoa Baldwin […]

By Jaix Chaix

LIBRARY CORNER: So Bad, It’s Good

The do-it-yourself nirvana pictured on Pinterest doesn’t always pan out. The instructions look easy, but the result is, well, not amazing? Take heart! There is a whole world built around such failures. Pinterest Fail is a website that celebrates contributors’ botched attempts at being crafty. The site’s tagline: “Where good intentions come to die.” Some […]

By April Vomfell

Lost, Never Found

In the annals of history, a small fraternity of men simply vanished into the yawning, alpine abyss of Glacier National Park

By

Stay Connected with the Daily Roundup.

Sign up for our newsletter and get the best of the Beacon delivered every day to your inbox.