Greater Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon is more than a single park—it is a living mosaic of ecosystems and cultures. The region spans lands managed by the National Park Service, U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Tribal Nations, and protected Wilderness Areas. Together, these pieces form one of the most dynamic and diverse landscapes on Earth.

From high plateaus and forests to desert canyons and rivers, the Greater Grand Canyon Region holds extraordinary biodiversity and cultural significance. It is a place where natural systems, history, and community all intersect—each part essential to protecting the Canyon itself.