Across
- 1. bear, a large, powerful North American subspecies of the brown bear
- 3. lilies, a spring-flowering perennial wildflower in the lily family (Liliaceae) native to the montane and subalpine regions of western North America
- 6. Mcdonald, the largest and deepest lake in Glacier National Park in Montana, USA
- 7. horn sheep, a stocky, wild species of sheep native to western North America, famous for the massive, curling horns worn by the males
- 8. goat, a large, hoofed mammal native to the high-altitude, rugged alpine and subalpine regions of northwestern North America
- 11. a flowering plant that grows naturally in the wild without being intentionally planted, seeded, or genetically manipulated by humans
- 14. all undomesticated living organisms—including wild animals, birds, plants, and other life forms—that grow or live independently of humans in their natural habitats
- 16. a large, inland body of standing or slowly moving water that is completely surrounded by dry land and separate from the ocean
Down
- 1. a large, slow-moving mass of crystalline ice, snow, rock, and sediment that forms on land and flows downward under its own weight and gravity.
- 2. a large, shaggy-coated bovine mammal
- 4. change, a long-term shift in Earth's average temperatures and weather patterns, persisting for decades or longer
- 5. Park, a protected natural, semi-natural, or developed area owned and managed by a national government to preserve unique ecosystems, wildlife, and historical or cultural heritage for public enjoyment and future generations.
- 9. tree, an evergreen, cone-bearing tree belonging to the genus Pinus and the family Pinaceae
- 10. the largest existing species of the deer family
- 12. a large species of deer (Cervus canadensis) found in North America and parts of Central and East Asia.
- 13. bear, a medium-sized mammal native to North America or Asia
- 15. eagle, The United States animal symbol