GLEN CANYON CONSERVANCY
Inspiring deep and lasting connections to the land, cultures and history of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
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Where to Go
Looking for that perfect destination or just starting out on a new adventure? There’s plenty to explore here. Find yourself at home in the American Southwest. Browse points of interest in Glen Canyon, the Grand Staircase and Vermilion Cliffs.
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Visitor Center Locations
Glen Canyon Conservancy provides visitor services and retail sales at three sites across northern Arizona surrounding Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Stop by for helpful trip planning information or outfit your adventure at a one of our educational stores. Your purchase stays right here to directly benefit local land management.
Membership
BECOME A MEMBER
Member Benefits
Our members receive:
- 15% instore/online discount with Glen Canyon Conservansy and reciprocal discounts with qualifying Public Lands partners across the US
- Membership card
- Sticker
- Your choice of one of three Canyon Critter pals to take home.
Membership is $35 for one person - purchased in store or online. While we only have one level of membership at this time, any donated amount over $35 also qualifies you for a membership. Your membership is valid for one year and proceeds directly support the aid-to-park fund, which has built trails in the park, restored native plants, supported night sky exploration, tribal consultation and school programs and more.
Adopt a Dino
Adopt a Dino! Your $30 purchase includes a plush dinosaur, adoption certificate and printout explaining how funds benefit the park.
Our Mission
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Glen Canyon Conservancy seeks to preserve public lands in northern Arizona and southern Utah for future generations of explorers through retail sales, educational programming and fundraising.
As the official nonprofit partner of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Rainbow Bridge National Monument, Glen Canyon Conservancy is dedicated to enriching connections between visitors and area residents to this unique landscape.
Through the promotion of interpretive sales, diverse recreational opportunities and educational initiatives (such as through the Powell Museum & Archives), we foster stewardship of the history, culture and natural beauty of Glen Canyon for current and future generations.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Glen Canyon Conservancy seeks to preserve public lands in northern Arizona and southern Utah for future generations of explorers through retail sales, educational programming and fundraising.
As the official nonprofit partner of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Rainbow Bridge National Monument, Glen Canyon Conservancy is dedicated to enriching connections between visitors and area residents to this unique landscape.
Through the promotion of interpretive sales, diverse recreational opportunities and educational initiatives (such as through the Powell Museum & Archives), we foster stewardship of the history, culture and natural beauty of Glen Canyon for current and future generations.
SHOP OUR STORE to support Public Lands
Find your next favorite book, apparel or collectible souvenir item that reminds you of the beautiful landscape of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area!
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PRODUCT CATEGORIES
Adopt-A-Dino
Symbolically adopt a plush Dino to support an ongoing four-year paleo study of fossils and trackways in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
Collectibles
Collectible enamel pins, embroidered patches, hiking medallions plus tokens that combine your love of public lands with spectacular merchandise.
Guides And Maps
Find your next hiking trail or highway drive with one of our guides or maps.
Home Goods
Beautiful handcrafted stoneware that symbolize landmarks within our public lands.
Publications
Shop Glen Canyon Conservancy's original publications, ranging from Colorado River stories to paleontology within the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Apparel
Apparel and accessories that connect you to public lands through imagery and designs meant to interpret our landscape.
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ABOUT THE MUSEUM
Glen Canyon Archives
The Glen Canyon Archives, holds over 100,000 objects in trust for the people of Page, as well as other areas of the Colorado Plateau. Our collections focus primarily on the natural and cultural history of northern Arizona and southern Utah. The museum has focused on acquiring items that fall under cartography, archaeology, geology, paleontology, anthropology, as well as a focus on the unique city of Page’s history with the Glen Canyon Dam.
