The U.S. wants to quadruple nuclear power generation. Is fewer than two years of nuclear fuel worth sacrificing the Grand Canyon region?

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the elected officials behind 2025’s failed public lands sell-off attempts, Senator Mike Lee, R-UT, and Rep. Celeste Maloy, R-UT, introduced a joint resolution to undo the ...

The Grand Canyon Trust is seeking a foundations manager to lead our foundation fundraising efforts. In this role, you’ll build and deepen relationships with foundation partners, craft compelling ...

Clocking in around 7 miles, the Devil’s Garden and Primitive Loop trail is the longest in all of Arches National Park. One reason Arches National Park is home to so many stone arches is that there are ...

Angels Landing is one of the most hair-raising hikes in the national park system. The hike to Angels Landing follows narrow ledges above sheer vertical cliffs that drop 1,400 feet to the canyon floor ...

Before you hike the Confluence Trail, here’s a fun fact about the Colorado River. Above the confluence, the rivers were originally known as the Green and the Grand (think Grand Mesa and Grand Junction ...

Hike to the Colorado River on the Hermit Trail on this quieter South Rim alternative. The park’s main corridor trails have their perks — wide paths, rest houses, and water stations. But if you’re ...

The views at the end of the Observation Trail make it worth every step. From the Weeping Rock shuttle stop, you cross the bridge and reach a junction and sign with information about the three trails ...

The Little Colorado River near the Grand Canyon is a river you should know. Find out why. The Little Colorado River is smaller than the mainstem Colorado River in length, flow, and drainage area. But ...

Got a sunburn? Put some pinyon salve on it. Dandruff? Try some juniper oil. Read more about the cultural uses of pinyon and juniper trees in the Southwest. If you’ve ever visited the Southwest, you’ve ...

Native experts weigh in on the history of tribal lands, sovereignty, and what it means to own land. This blog is distilled from the Native Perspectives virtual series held in partnership with Grand ...