Connect to the Canyon with the Field Institute
The Grand Canyon Conservancy Field Institute is back for the 2022 season, offering educationally rich classes and tours to connect you to the wonder that this Grand Canyon National Park. Whether it's witnessing the effects of water below the rim or connecting with Indigenous cultures, there is something for everyone. Book your adventure today!
Photography by Lear Miller.
Celebrating 90 years of supporting
Grand Canyon
Photography by Lear Miller.
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Our Vision for Grand Canyon National Park
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A precious natural and cultural resource that is forever safeguarded.
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Indigenous people and connected communities who are thriving.
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Memorable experiences that welcome, ground, invigorate, and inspire.
Grand Canyon Conservancy is the official nonprofit partner of Grand Canyon National Park, meaning we are focused solely on the park’s priorities as shared with us by the Park’s Superintendent and National Park Service team. This year we celebrate 90 years of protecting and preserving Grand Canyon.
Current Priorities
Desert View Inter-tribal Cultural Heritage Site
Reimagining Desert View and elevating Grand Canyon through the voices of the park's eleven traditionally associated tribes.
Dark Sky Preservation
Grand Canyon has some of the most pristine night skies on the planet. We're working to keep it that way.
Discovery and Exploration
Grand Canyon is a living laboratory and classroom. Through educational programs, we work to keep people connected to the land and each other.
Trails Forever
More than 400 miles of historic back-county trails lead into the canyon. We want to ensure that they remain welcoming and accessible.
Stay Connected
It’s important to us that when we donate to causes, the recipients will be good stewards of the funds. It was evident that Grand Canyon Conservancy was involved in numerous projects that help preserve the natural and cultural resources of the park.
”Tommy, Kerri, Ari, and Remi Dean
Grand Canyon is a strongly spiritual place for me, and Grand Canyon Conservancy works in many ways to maintain this very special place for us and for generations to come.
”John Rowland
By supporting Grand Canyon Conservancy, our children and grandchildren have been exposed to our favorite national park, the arts, and volunteering. As parents and grandparents, we want to give opportunities to our children to appreciate and enjoy the arts and the outdoors.
”Warren Viehl
Park Information
There's a lot to do and see at Grand Canyon National Park. We've collected some of the most requested information below.
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