Upcoming Events

Join us for the Indigenous Artisan Market on Friday, May 22! Indigenous makers from across the Bears Ears region will be selling their art in the courtyard of the Bears Ears Education Center from 10am-3:30pm.

In this presentation, Len Necefer, PhD reflects on years of documenting landscapes and communities, sharing how firsthand experience shapes effective environmental storytelling.

Gigi Love, a singer-songwriter and environmental advocate, as well as Amtrak's 1st Trails and Rails Troubadour (2016-2019), will be performing at the Bears Ears Education Center on Friday, May 29th at 7pm.

Denise Peterson, a wildlife filmmaker and Founder of Utah Mountain Lion Conservation, will be presenting "Stories from Lion Country" at the Bears Ears Education Center.

Experience the stunning dark skies of the greater Bears Ears region! Join us for BEP's next Star Party with Telescope Viewing, Thursday, June 11 at 9:30pm at Bluff Community Center (3rd East and Mulberry, Bluff Rd, Bluff, UT 84512). 

We’re excited to offer another Bears Ears Teacher Workshop! This year’s session covers 3rd-8th grade curriculum over June 17-19, 2026 at the Canyon Country Discovery Center. The registration deadline is May 15. The full cost is $150, and scholarships are available.

Enjoy the stunning dark skies of the Bears Ears region! Join us for BEP's next Star Party with Telescope Viewing, Wednesday, June 17 at 9:30pm at Canyon Country Discovery Center (117 S Main St, Monticello, UT 84535). Hosted in partnership with Project Archaeology and Utah State Parks.

Bears Ears Summer Camp is here! Registration is open for Session 1, June 19-21. This three-day, two-night trip on the upper San Juan River is open to students going into grades 7-12, and is FREE for students in the Four Corners region, and Indigenous youth. 

Participants will enjoy tasty meals, go for guided nature walks or hikes, learn about the many moving parts of our river's ecosystem, hear about the human history of the region, and experience camping under the dark skies that our region is famous for.

Spaces are limited, so register early. Please register for only one session, to provide an opportunity for others.

Bears Ears Summer Camp is here! Registration is open for Session 2, June 28-30. This three-day, two-night trip on the upper San Juan River is open to students going into grades 7-12, and is FREE for students in the Four Corners region, and Indigenous youth. 

Participants will enjoy tasty meals, go for guided nature walks or hikes, learn about the many moving parts of our river's ecosystem, hear about the human history of the region, and experience camping under the dark skies that our region is famous for.

Spaces are limited, so register early. Please register for only one session, to provide an opportunity for others.