Groundwater in northern Arizona sustains cities, tribal communities, farms, plants, and animals. What comes to mind when you think of northern Arizona? Possibly the Grand Canyon, the summer heat, or ...

Public outcry and bipartisan opposition helped stop a senator’s proposal to sell off public lands in the Senate's budget bill ...

From respecting tribal sovereignty to acting with integrity, find out what values we carry through our work.

What diversity, equity, and inclusion mean to us We define diversity as psychological, physical, social, and cultural differences that occur among all individuals within the Trust’s community, ...

The Grand Canyon Trust blog is where you'll find the latest updates on our work to protect the Grand Canyon from staff in the field ...

Sleep under the stars at the bottom of the Grand Canyon! Permits for Bright Angel Campground fill up quickly, so plan ahead.

Canyons of the Ancients National Monument contains more than 6,000 recorded archaeological sites. From cliff dwellings to pot sherds, we can piece together clues of what life might have been like for ...

Grand Canyon uranium mining threatens to contaminate precious water sources and tribes' ancestral homelands.

Hike down the Bright Angel Trail to the Colorado River. Bright Angel Trail is the park’s most popular rim-to-river route, offering spectacular views, rest houses, water (seasonal), and shade at ...

Grand Canyon Trust safeguards the wonders of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado Plateau while supporting the rights of its Native peoples.

Our team comes from different backgrounds, and cultures, but we're all passionate about protecting the Colorado Plateau.