Land

There are many ways to serve and protect one of America’s last wild places.
Photo by Jackie Grant
Photo by Wells Shoemaker
Photo by GSEP Staff
Photo by GSEP Staff
Photo by Jackie Grant
Service to Science
The wildlife, paleontological record, and indigenous history make this one of the most productive landscapes for scientific research. Progress in these fields provides the proof to win federal funding for future service efforts.
Service to Stewardship
For GSEP, Stewardship means protecting the Staircase’s most pristine and vulnerable places.
Photo by GSEP Volunteer
Photo by Mackenzie Morgan
Photo by Chloee Sheffield
Photo by Chloee Sheffield
Photo by Mackenzie Morgan
Photo by GSEP Volunteer
Photo by Mackenzie Morgan
Photo by Chloee Sheffield
Photo by Chloee Sheffield
Photo by Mackenzie Morgan
Service to Stewardship
For GSEP, Stewardship means protecting the Staircase’s most pristine and vulnerable places.
Photo by Gabe Brown
Photo by Gabe Brown
Photo by Chloee Sheffield
Photo by Gabe Brown
Photo by Gabe Brown
Service to Restoration
Like any place where humans meet nature, there are certain things that need to be restored, brought back to their natural state.
Learn how GSEP serves the
Grand Staircase
Donate
Help fund our efforts to serve 
this unique place.
Image by Eric Bennett
Help fund our efforts to serve 
this unique place.
Volunteer
Get involved in our 
boots on the ground efforts.
Image by Mike Butler
Get involved in our 
boots on the ground efforts.