Grand Canyon Monarch Butterfly Cap

Grand Canyon Monarch Butterfly CapEach fall, migrating monarch butterflies travel thousands of miles from their summer breeding grounds to locations where they will spend the winter. One of their stops along the way is Grand Canyon National Park. GCC funding supports the pollinator gardens on the South Rim that were installed to help increase the monarch butterfly population, which is at risk due to habitat loss, climate change, and pesticides. Park scientists conduct research and

and ventured into unknown wilderness—all for the sake of a photo

Light pollution will block the view of our galaxy for four out of five children born today if this trend continues

The back of the hoodie features the Canyon's geologic column displaying each rock layer

Approximately 8

Tim Helble

original geologic illustrations

and dishwasher safe

waterproof

along both the North & South rims

These figurines date from 2

Fort Marion National Monument

through the heart of America’s most magnificent national park and the grandest wilderness on earth