Protecting the Grand Canyonlands - Environmental Conservation
A nonprofit organization dedicated to Grand Canyon and Colorado Plateau conservation and environmental advocacy.
Grand Canyon Centennial | Grand Canyon Trust
The centennial anniversary of Grand Canyon National Park in 2019 brought dozens of individuals from Hualapai, Havasupai, Zuni, Hopi, Southern San Juan Paiute, Navajo, and other Grand Canyon tribes together to reflect on the past and chart a new vision for collaboration between tribes and Grand Canyon National Park. Together, they’re ushering in a new era of stewardship for the Grand Canyon ...
Water - Grand Canyon Trust
Understanding and protecting rare water sources on the Colorado PlateauThe Colorado Plateau is dry — you can see it in the parched landscapes and feel it in your cracked skin. But look a little closer and you find rare pockets of water where willows grow, bobcats drink, and birds feed.We work to understand how wildlife and plants use springs, and we find ways to restore these precious desert ...
Grand Canyon Conservation | Grand Canyon Trust
Protecting the Grand Canyon, now and into the futureThe Grand Canyon tops bucket lists across the world, and yet, it faces threats from every direction. Uranium mining risks contamination of precious water sources, and proposed developments threaten the natural, cultural, and scenic values of the canyon.We address these issues head-on, protecting the Grand Canyon — the heart of the Colorado ...
Member Benefits | Grand Canyon Trust
When you become a member of the Grand Canyon Trust, you join thousands of others to protect the future the Grand Canyon and the Colorado Plateau.Supporters like you help stop uranium mining around the Grand Canyon, advocate for our national monuments, support Native entrepreneurs, and so much more. Explore the perks of different membership options to find what works best for you. View our ...
Giving Options - Grand Canyon Trust
Make a lasting difference for the Grand Canyon and the Colorado PlateauWhen you support the Grand Canyon Trust, you fund on-the-ground conservation efforts and advocacy work. Whether you choose a one-time donation, set up a recurring monthly gift, or leave us in your will, you can trust us to make the most efficient use of your donated dollars.
About - Grand Canyon Trust
We stand behind tribes and respect tribal sovereignty. The Colorado Plateau is comprised entirely of ancestral homelands. We support the rights of the region’s Native peoples, stand behind tribes as they reclaim the authority to manage their ancestral lands, and help find resources to fund the initiatives they develop.
Environmental Justice - Grand Canyon Trust
Supporting tribes' efforts to protect their land, water, air, sacred sites, and public healthWhen Indigenous communities bear the brunt of pollution, it is not fair treatment. It is environmental racism. Here on the Colorado Plateau, extractive industries have left behind toxic legacies that disproportionately impact Native peoples and tribal lands, …
Maps - Grand Canyon Trust
Guiding understandingMaps have served as one of the most effective and important forms of communication throughout history. From the ancient maps of past civilizations, to the modern technological age of geographic information systems (GIS), maps have informed, defined, charted, and guided human understanding. Here at the …
Grand Canyon National Park
Famous for its 2 billion years of exposed rock layers, the Grand Canyon provides one of the most complete geologic records in the world. Both a natural resource and natural wonder, Grand Canyon National Park preserves over 270 untamed miles of the Colorado River, thousands of archaeological sites, and three of four desert types in North America.