Two wildfires, identified as the White Sage Fire and the Dragon Bravo Fire, have caused extensive destruction at the Grand Canyon’s North Rim, destroying the historic Grand Canyon Lodge and around 50 to 80 other structures. The Dragon Bravo Fire, started by lightning on July 4, initially implemented a confine and contain strategy but expanded to 20 square kilometers due to adverse weather conditions. Arizona's Governor has called for a federal investigation into the response efforts while emphasizing the need for immediate action to combat the wildfires and prevent future damage. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported during this crisis.
Two wildfires, the White Sage Fire and the Dragon Bravo Fire, have destroyed the Grand Canyon Lodge along with 50 to 80 other structures at the North Rim.
The Dragon Bravo Fire, initially managed with a confine and contain strategy, grew to 20 square kilometers due to hot temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs urged a federal investigation into the National Park Service's response, emphasizing the need for answers regarding the damage caused by the wildfire.
Despite the destruction, no injuries have been reported as firefighters and first responders are actively combating the flames at the Grand Canyon.
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