Glacier National Park - Formation of Mountains and Faults

The video explores the geological formation of Glacier National Park through interactive activities. Students engage in hands-on experiments to understand sediment deposition, mountain building, fault blocking, and rifting. These activities illustrate the tremendous geological forces that shaped the park. The video concludes with a discussion on the importance of preserving Glacier National Park's natural beauty for future generations.

Can you explain the concept of fault blocking dynamics in relation to plate tectonics?

What story do the glaciers and rocks in Glacier National Park tell about geological forces?