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.
Cultural sites are sacred to Indigenous peoples and integral to American history. By treading softly and leaving things as we find them, we show respect for those who came before us and those who will visit after us.
The Bears Ears Education Center is a community-powered space that aims to equip hikers, backpackers, paddlers, climbers and other visitors with tips and resources on how to visit the public lands of San Juan County and Bears Ears National Monument with respect.
Bears Ears National Monument offers a wealth to do and see, including camping, hiking and scenic drives. Learn how to visit with respect on foot, on wheels and more.
Join us on Sunday, December 17th for a Christmas Bird Count!
Meet at the Bears Ears Education Center (567 W. Main St., Bluff, UT 84512), and from there, volunteers will carpool to Cottonwood Wash, the Bluff River Trail, Sand Island, and Butler Wash (weather dependent).
For more information, contact Volunteer Manager Ricky Begaye (
| Event Date | 12-17-2023 9:00 am |
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