The sun rises on Kintla Peak in Montana's Glacier National Park. The park borders Canada's Waterton Lakes National Park, and together in 1932 the two parks were named the world's first International Peace Park.
Montana Sunrise
The sun rises on Kintla Peak in Montana's Glacier National Park. The park borders Canada's Waterton Lakes National Park, and together in 1932 the two parks were named the world's first International Peace Park.
31 breathtaking photos found in the Nat Geo archives
To mark the new season, I dove deep into the archives in search of images that embody what autumn symbolizes: transition. It's a broad concept that can mean different things to different people.
It may signify a new day. Photographer Michael Melford captured a beautiful sunrise on Kintla Peak in Montana's Glacier National Park. (Related: Here are some spectacular spots for sunrises and sunsets in America’s public lands.)
It could represent a somber end. Photographer Ami Vitale witnessed the passing of Sudan, the world's last male northern white rhino. Moments before his death in 2018, Sudan was comforted by one of his dedicated keepers at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya.
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