Grinell Glacier lies on the flank of Mount Gould. Before 1929, Grinnell Glacier used to encompass Salamander Glacier. Now Salamander rests alone on a shelf about Grinnell. In 1850, at the end of small Ice Age, Grinnell was estimated to measure about 710 acres. Between 1966 and 2003, it lost 40% of its acreage and in 2005, it was listed as 152 acres. Photographs from the 1930s onward show the decline (https://www.e-education.psu.edu/earth103/node/767). If carbon dioxide levels increase at worse case scenarios, all the glaciers in Glacier National Park will be gone by 2030. Copyrighted - Belinda Greb Available Sizes: 8x10, 11x14, 13x19, 16x24. I have chosen sizes that that tend to have standardized matting and framing options. If you would like custom or larger sizing, please contact me. Each print will be signed on the back by me. The original ratio is 3:2, so sizes smaller than the 16x24 will be cropped. See additional images. There will be a .125 border on all prints to allow for matting and framing, except for the 16x24 which will be printed on 17x25 paper with an .5 inch border. Note: Print will be from the high resolution file; online image was for sized for web.