Wildfires Devastate Grand Canyon’s North Rim: A Stark Reminder of Ignored Risks to America’s Crown Jewel
As wildfires ravage the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, destroying historic lodges and shutting down access, the failure to prioritize prevention and resource management in America’s iconic park calls into question federal stewardship under current policies.
Nearly five million visitors sought refuge last year amid the breathtaking vistas of Grand Canyon National Park, a symbol of America’s natural heritage and national sovereignty. Yet this year, the flames consuming a historic lodge on the park’s North Rim have brought a harsh reality: even our most treasured landmarks are vulnerable when government agencies fail to act with foresight. How Long Will We Let Our National Parks Burn? The Grand Canyon is not just a canyon; it is a sprawling monument covering nearly 1,900 square miles—larger than the entire state of Rhode Island—etched over millions of years by the...
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