Lecture Series

Glen Canyon Lecture Series

The Glen Canyon Lecture Series is a free monthly public presentation program hosted in partnership with Page Public Library and supported by grants. Topics cover a wide variety of information about Page and the surrounding area. To request a topic or a speaker, email Amanda@CanyonConservancy.org

Upcoming Lecture

GCLS March 2026 (2)

Past Lectures

Missed a lecture? Check out our library of recorded talks on the Conservancy’s Youtube channel.

YOUTUBE
Flyer for “Living Jewels: The Springs of Glen Canyon and the Four Corners” lecture featuring wildflowers and guest speaker Dr. Larry Stevens at Page Public Library.
Promotional flyer for the Glen Canyon Lecture Series titled “Across the Navajo Desert: Theodore Roosevelt’s 1913 Expedition to Rainbow Natural Bridge.” The event takes place May 21 at 7:00 PM at Page Public Library. Guest speaker Harvey Leake discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s horseback journey across the Navajo Desert and expedition to Rainbow Natural Bridge guided by John Wetherill. The flyer features a canyon landscape with Rainbow Bridge, a historic black-and-white photo of a rider on horseback, and a photo of Harvey Leake seated in a stone structure.
Flyer for “Otis Who? Otis Marston and His River History Collection” lecture at Page Public Library featuring historic Grand Canyon river-running photography and guest speaker Tom Martin.
Flyer for “Otis Who? Otis Marston and His River History Collection” lecture at Page Public Library featuring historic Grand Canyon river-running photography and guest speaker Tom Martin.