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Volunteers Heal Grand Canyon After Fire | Mesa News
A dozen passionate volunteers descended on the Grand Canyon’s North Rim to help heal land scarred by the Dragon Bravo Fire—a blaze that ravaged 150,000 acres and damaged critical infrastructure. Working hand-in-hand with the National Park Service, they removed invasive species, gathered native seeds, and planted young ponderosa pines in Fuller Canyon, driven by deep love for the park and a desire to turn grief into purpose. As federal staffing cuts leave restoration projects understaffed, these volunteers prove how essential public support is to preserving America’s natural treasures. Their…
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