Sundance Preserve

Nestled at the base of 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos in Utah, The Sundance Preserve is dedicated to maintaining the balance of art, nature and community as well as the cultivation of independent, innovative thought amongst artists, scholars, scientists, public policy and business leaders. Residing within the protected splendor of its own preserved lands, it is the mission of the Sundance Preserve to inspire action for the benefit of civil society.

For decades, Robert Redford and Sundance have played a role in convening diverse audiences to solve some of our nation's greatest challenges. Beginning in the early eighties Sundance has convened conferences that bring together environmental, cultural and business leaders to find common ground on crucial issues of our time, including the future of the electric utility industry; resource development on Indian lands, off-shore oil development, urban air quality, global warming, and western water issues.

Sundance, the place, is set in the wilderness, but people are the source of its spirit. This great wilderness embodies the transformative power of nature on the creative process and the human spirit. It is to this, that the Sundance Preserve has dedicated its land, legacy and initiatives.