Bears Ears Partnership leads on-the-ground site conservation, education, stewardship and research programs to protect and build respect for the greater Bears Ears cultural landscape.
The Land Can't Wait
place-based education
Our Education Program nurtures place-based education and lifelong learning through classroom visits, teacher workshops, field trips, summer camps, dark sky programming and more. The Bears Ears Education Center is the only visitor center in the region, equipping visitors with resources on how to visit the greater Bears Ears region with respect, and hosts free community events to participants of all ages.
site conservation
Our Conservation Programs enrich the living connection to the land while mitigating potential impacts of visitation. Canyon Country Youth Corps crews implement on-the-ground projects to steward the cultural and natural landscape of the greater Bears Ears region, aiming to improve watershed health, mitigate invasive species, build and maintain trails, and restore habitats.
Events
Spring Stewardship Day
Join us for Spring Stewardship Day on Sunday, April 27! Volunteer for cleaning and beautification projects and help us protect this landscape!
Meet at the Bears Ears Education Center (567 W. Main St. Bluff, UT) at 9am. Bring work gloves, water, and a lunch. We’ll divide into small groups and complete projects in and around the Bears Ears National Monument.
Projects will range from half-day to full-day tasks, and will include clean up projects such as campground cleanup, weeding, and fence removal.
Please register beforehand so we know how many people to expect.
Questions? Contact Education Director Sarah Burak at
Event Information
| Event Date | 04-27-2025 9:00 am |