Glacier Nation

Glacier Nation is a global movement dedicated to uniting powerful, place-based initiatives for glacier preservation around the world. Our approach focuses on three core pillars: cultural activation to inspire collective action, scalable solutions to slow glacier retreat, and regenerative, place-based initiatives rooted in local ecosystems and Indigenous wisdom. Together, we amplify local efforts, foster collaboration, and catalyze global change to protect the glaciers that sustain life on Earth.

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The Glacier That “Bleeds” ❄️🩸 🧐 Why is this glacier so weird? Deep in Antarctica, where everything is frozen and white, there’s a glacier that leaks what looks like blood! But don’t worry—this isn’t some icy ho
💔 The disappearance of glaciers means more than just losing breathtaking landscapes—it threatens water supplies, ecosystems, and climate stability. Every action counts! 🌍 #climateaction #saveourglaciers #glaciernation #glacier
Glaciers are disappearing at an alarming rate due to climate change. But can we bring them back? ❄️💔 When glaciers, like those in West Antarctica, start melting and retreating due to climate changes, they may keep shrinking even if the climate retu
🌍💧 Preserving Earth’s Frozen History: Have you ever thought about glaciers as time capsules? The Ice Memory Project is on a mission to protect glacial ice cores before they disappear due to climate change. These ice cores contain thousands o
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🌍 Do you know what Glacier Grafting is?❄️ Glacier grafting is an innovative technique designed to combat water scarcity in arid regions. By creating artificial glaciers, this method stores winter water in the form of ice, releasing it during the wa