Click HERE for a GCRRA membership form.

There are groups and individuals working hard every day to reduce or even eliminate reasonable public access to the Colorado River within the Grand Canyon for those who depend on the National Park Service’s licensed river concessioners.

You can help prevent this by becoming a member of GCRRA, the only group dedicated to conserving the Colorado River within the Grand Canyon for future generations to use and enjoy responsibly while protecting the public’s historic rights of access to this unique and irreplaceable natural wonder.
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO:

** Defend, protect, and perpetuate the long history of general public access to the Grand Canyon river experience as facilitated by a licensed professional National Park Service river concessioner;

** Vigorously participate in all official government decision-making processes relating to the general public’s visitation rights to the Colorado River corridor within Grand Canyon National Park;

** Alert and educate the general public on Grand Canyon Colorado River management issues, with emphasis on allocation of recreational river use, trip option diversity, and the need to continue environmentally responsible motorized and non-motorized use;

** Promote the highest ideals of resource stewardship and responsible, sustainable use of the Grand Canyon’s Colorado River corridor as fully consistent with maintenance of the area in an unimpaired natural condition.


Please join GCRRA’s growing community of people who feel strongly about maintaining a diversity of professionally-outfitted Grand Canyon river trip opportunities now and in the future.

 

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and print a GCRRA membership form.


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You may download this program free of charge here.

GCRRA is committed to protecting and conserving the Grand Canyon's Colorado River corridor in an unimpaired natural condition for future generations. In furtherance of this crucial objective, we donate twenty percent of all GCRRA membership fees to the Grand Canyon Conservation Fund, a grant-making program that directly supports conservation activities along the river, and helps to provide visitation opportunities to this area for those working to overcome physical or mental disabilities, or other hardships.