Equity, Inclusion and Environmental Justice
Jemez Principles for Democratic Organizing, Acknowledging Native Lands and our "Equity Trail Map"
Borderlands
Barriers block wildlife migration, cause flooding and damage pristine wild lands, including wildlife refuges, wilderness areas, and national forests. We advocate for humane immigration reform to address the root causes of complex border problems.
Energy/Climate Change
The main focus of the Grand Canyon Chapter’s climate and energy work is to encourage the use of renewable energy resources and to promote additional energy efficiency and conservation. Our objective is to ensure a just and timely transition from...
Grand Canyon
Striving for healthier public lands in the region, protecting natural resources for surrounding communities, ensuring resilient habitat for the diverse species that inhabit these lands, and providing world-class recreational opportunities for...
Public Lands
Protect public lands from increasing demands. Protect remaining old growth forests and restore natural processes. Protect undeveloped public lands and ensure resilient habitat for native plants and wildlife, and limit the impacts of mining.
Water
Join our Water Sentinels Project, protect intermittent and ephemeral water, protect groundwater resources, promote water conservation and limit groundwater pumping, monitor water quality and quantity in our rivers and streams.
Data Centers
The growth in the development of data centers to feed artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly threatening our communities by contributing to higher electric bills and more pollution associated with climate change, plus using excessive amounts...
Wildlife
Learn about our efforts to protect wildlife, consider joining our Wildlife Activist Group which focuses on service projects, wildlife policies, and informational programs on wildlife.