We invite you to discover our Southeast Utah National Parks and Monuments and help us to provide funding for much needed National Park Service projects and programs. Welcome to Friends of Arches and Canyonlands Parks and Monuments website.
Discover our beliefs and the guiding principles that drive our work. We are united by a shared mission to protect these public lands and a clear vision for how to achieve it.
We are guided by a strong mission to create a community of people who understand the importance of ecological protection, cultural and historical preservation, and enhanced visitor experiences in southeast Utah national parks and monuments. Through interactive programs, projects, and advocacy work, we drive fundraising and create lasting change for these Utah national parks.
Discover our Current Initiatives, dedicated to protecting natural resources, enhancing community spaces, and fostering outdoor stewardship for a brighter future.
Remodeling the Emergency Operations Center to Meet Ranger Needs and Quicker Responses with a Search and Rescue Truck
The Volunteers-in-Parks Program
How Grand County, Utah, Limits Light Pollution and Why Preserve the Night Sky?
Protecting Natural & Cultural Resources and Ensuring Long-Term Vitality of the Parks
Equal Opportunity Youth Programs and Outdoor Activities Lead to Strong Connections
Deciding which national parks to visit? The adventure is yours to create.
Home to over 2,000 natural stone arches, this iconic park showcases breathtaking red rock landscapes and stunning geological formations.
A vast and rugged wilderness of deep canyons, towering mesas, and winding rivers, offering endless opportunities for adventure and exploration.
Discover three massive natural bridges carved by time and water, set against the dramatic backdrop of Utah’s high desert.
Preserving the ancient ruins of Ancestral Puebloan villages, Hovenweep offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture of the Southwest.
Discover inspiring stories, park updates, and conservation efforts through our blog, highlighting the beauty and significance of our protected landscapes.
Photo Credit: NPS Photos This summer’s Babylon Fire offered a powerful reminder that supporting our national parks means supporting the people who care for them.
For Tug Wilson, supporting the national parks has been the mission of a lifetime. In fact, he started supporting parks — and sometimes running them
As of January 1, 2026, the National Park Service (NPS) has implemented a non-U.S. resident surcharge.
The Red Rock Roam & Rail Sweepstakes is live! Enter now for your chance to win a luxury train adventure with the Rocky Mountaineer, hotel stay, jeep rental, and more. Every entry helps support our national parks.
