Grand Canyon Conservancy Stands with the North Rim

The Dragon Bravo Fire has swept through the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, leaving behind a path of destruction in one of the most cherished landscapes on Earth. 

As firefighters continue their courageous work to contain the flames, the people who care for this place and their families are facing uncertain days. They have been displaced, and the full extent of the damage across the North Rim is still unknown.

While the full extent of the damage is not yet known, one thing is clear: this treasured place has been deeply impacted. In response, GCC has launched the Grand Canyon Disaster Recovery Fund to aid in long-term recovery efforts.

Your gift will:

• Providing support to the community of displaced residents directly as well as in partnership with the United Way of Northern Arizona, local food banks, clothing banks, and other essential service providers
• Address critical needs that emerge as the situation evolves
• Support the long-term restoration and healing of this iconic landscape

The full extent of the damage is still unfolding. We know the road ahead will be long, and we anticipate significant restoration needs at the North Rim. When that call comes, we will be ready with our support.

This isn’t just a wildfire. It’s a deeply personal loss for those who live and work at the North Rim—and for everyone who loves this extraordinary place.

I know how deeply you care about Grand Canyon. In this moment of crisis, I hope you’ll consider standing with us to help the North Rim recover for future generations to enjoy.

With gratitude, 

Elizabeth Silkes
Chief Executive Officer
Grand Canyon Conservancy

To learn about the latest updates on the fire and park closures, click here. 

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