The long-term survival of many species in the Crown of the Continent region – which includes Glacier National Park – such as bears, wolves, goats and wolverines, is tied to assessing and protecting connectivity corridors between protected areas. Movement of animals between Glacier and the Bob Marshall Wilderness to the south and the Canadian Rockies to the north continues to be threatened by development and increasing traffic. As a prelude to further conservation and protective action, donations to this project will provide funding for research and analysis of the critical wildlife crossing areas.