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Spotlight on Semira Crank, Visit With Respect Program Director

Sep 02, 2026

As part of celebrating 10 years of the Visit With Respect program, we want to highlight Semira Crank, who is marking four years this month as Visit...

What Comes After Bears Ears Monument Reduction

Jul 31, 2026

Babylon Fire Update

Jul 31, 2026

BEP remains committed to Bears Ears National Monument and the Four Corners Region

Jul 13, 2026

Babylon Fire Burning in Bears Ears National Monument

Jul 10, 2026

As you may be aware, what is known as the Babylon Fire is now the largest active fire in the nation at over 100,000 acres, and has been burning in...

The Revitalization of the Junior Ambassador Program

Jun 04, 2026

Bears Ears Education Center’s First-Ever Local Indigenous Artist Market

May 29, 2026

Springing Forward on the San Juan

Apr 15, 2026

Celebrate Bears Ears 2026 In Pictures

Mar 25, 2026

Interview with Kate Aitchison

Dec 15, 2025

Become a Dark Sky Ambassador

Aug 20, 2025

A Bright Future for Bluff's Dark Skies

July 3rd 2025

Solstice Effigies and Community Art: An Interview with Joe Pachak

February 10th 2025

The Sand Island Petroglyph Panel

February 10th 2025

CCYC as a Career Pathway: Interview with Josh Sherrock

December 18th 2024

A New Home for CCYC: A Letter from Janet Ross

December 11th 2024

Protecting The Lands Between at the Fourth Annual Tribal Gathering

December 5th 2024

Support Bears Ears Partnership This Giving Tuesday

December 3rd 2024

BEP & Canyon Country Youth Corps

September 13th 2024

Merging Art and Science at the BEEC’s Upcoming Presentation about The Biocrust Project

August 19th 2024

Director’s Cut: An Indigenous Woman’s Road to Filmmaking

May 17th 2024

 

 

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The Bears Ears Partnership respectfully recognizes our work is carried out on the traditional lands of Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, Ute, and other Tribes and Pueblos.

Bears Ears Partnership (formerly known as Friends of Cedar Mesa) is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation.

Our EIN is 35-2426283. 

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 Bluff, UT 84512

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  • About Us
    • Mission and Work
    • Publications
    • Staff and Board
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Contact
  • What We Do
    • Bears Ears Education Center
    • Conservation Program
    • Visit With Respect
    • River Program
    • Cedar Mesa Perishables Project
  • Visit
    • Bears Ears Education Center
    • Visit With Respect
    • Visitor Info
    • Explore
  • Get Involved
    • Volunteer
    • Ambassadors
    • Company-Sponsored Volunteering
    • The Land Can't Wait
  • Events
    • Event Recordings
  • News
  • Shop
  • Donate
    • Donate a Lasting Legacy for Bears Ears
    • Employer Matching Gifts
    • In-Kind Donations