In 2025, fires raged across the Grand Canyon's north rim. What does the future hold for the forests, people, and economies of ...
Nearly 10 months after the Dragon Bravo Fire tore through the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, visitors are being welcomed back. The ...
The North Rim of the Grand Canyon reopened Friday eight months after the Dragon Bravo Fire burned 145,000 acres and destroyed ...
Ten months after two devastating wildfires ripped through the Grand Canyon’s North Rim and beyond, a resilient, vibrant ...
The devastated North Rim of the Grand Canyon needs Congress to authorize restoration funds. Without it, Arizona's tourism ...
The Grand Canyon's North Rim is set to welcome visitors again after last year's Dragon Bravo Fire.
One of the most destructive wildfires in National Park Service (NPS) history, the Dragon Bravo Fire tore through the Grand Canyon in 2025, scorching nearly 150,000 acres. Federal officials now say the ...
The more remote and less visited side of the Grand Canyon is getting ready to welcome visitors again. But the Grand Canyon North Rim won't be ready to host overnight travelers yet, just one year after ...
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum stated that the destructive Dragon Bravo Fire at the Grand Canyon could have been avoided. An investigation found National Park Service officials let the fire burn for ...
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