At this event, you will find entertainment, speakers, and multiple organizations sharing information and resources to help people direct money and energy away from Fossil Fuels. Come together with us to stop investments in companies that are polluting and destroying the planet such as oil and coal companies, by convincing people to drop their personal […]
Join the Arizona State University Global Institute for Sustainability for a conversation with representatives from the Navajo region, energy field, and policy realm on the complex web of sustainability issues, ranging from environmental protection, social and environmental justice, economic development, as well as water and energy policy, both regional and federal.
The Grand Canyon Association is pleased to present the 7th Annual Celebration of Art. Each year, a group of artists gather at Grand Canyon National Park for the Celebration of Art presented by Grand Canyon Association. Proceeds from the event go toward a fund to establish a permanent art venue at Grand Canyon. If you […]
The evening will feature four short films as well as speakers from tribes in Utah and Arizona. Concerned about the proposed Green River nuclear power plant and funding cuts in the cleanup of radioactive uranium tailings next to the Colorado River, tribal leaders and Elders from the Colorado River Indian Tribes will be traveling nearly 600 miles to Moab from their home along the river in Parker, Arizona for the film festival and forum. They will be joined by tribal members from the White Mesa Ute Community, Hopi Tribe, Navajo Nation and Uintah Ouray Ute Tribe who will discuss efforts to protect the rivers, people and sacred sites from destruction and desecration.
How much snowmelt will eventually flow into our reservoirs and rivers? Join us to learn all about this year's snowpack figures, water supply forecasts and anticipated stream flows & conditions.
Grand Canyon’s watershed is a magnificent landscape that provides clean drinking water, countless opportunities for outdoor recreation, and spiritual renewal. This special place draws people from around the world, generating billions each year for the economy and supporting thousands of jobs. However, the area remains at risk from threats like toxic uranium mining and old-growth logging. The Grand Canyon Heritage needs to be permanently protected.
Share in language, life ways and traditions of more than 50 Zuni artists at the 26th Annual Zuni Festival of Arts & Culture.