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	The geologic history of Glacier National Park is read in the numerous exposed layers of Precambrian sedimentary formations. These extremely well preserved sediments date back to over 1 billion years. Subsequent sculpting by massive bodies of ice has transformed this area into a dramatic example of glacial landforms. Today several small alpine glaciers of relatively recent origin dot the mountains. Due to its geographic location and geologic history, Glacier National Park contains a particularly rich biological diversity of plant and animal species. This combination of spectacular scenery, diverse flora and fauna, and relative isolation from major population centers have combined to make Glacier National Park the center of one of the largest and most intact ecosystems in North America.

	At Wild Trout Adventures, we pride ourselves on our catch and release philosophy. We consider flyfishing a privilege that should be preserved for generations to come. Rules and regulations can be overwhelming but we ask that all Montana flyfishing visitors become familiar with the state's regulations.