Encompassing over 1 million acres up in Montana, Glacier National Park is part of a vast prairie ecosystem known as "what" of the continent?

The so-called "Crown of the Continent" is an area of over 10 million acres that has some of the most intact wild spaces on the North American continent. As described by The Nature Conservancy: "It is an essential home range for wildlife and a key intersection connecting vital habitat in Glacier National Park, the Bob Marshall, and the Salmon-Selway wilderness areas."

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