Professor to Test Grand Canyon Water Supply After Dragon Bravo Fire Burned the Area

In the United States, the Grand Canyon has been ravaged by wildfires for over a month

With nearly 55,000 hectares already burned, the 'Dragon Bravo Fire' is the largest of around 40 wildfires that are currently active in the United States.

Dragon Bravo Fire Near Grand Canyon Grows Slightly as Crews Make Containment Progress

PHOENIX — The massive Dragon Bravo Fire burning north of the Grand Canyon saw only slight growth Sunday, even as firefighters made modest gains in containment. Officials said the blaze reached 143,489 acres by Sunday morning, with containment increasing to 37%. On Saturday, it measured 141,147 acres at 36% contained, continuing a trend of four consecutive days with only minimal spread. Source

Professor to test Grand Canyon water supply after Dragon Bravo Fire burned the area

Prof. Abe Springer of NAU investigates the Dragon Bravo Fire's effect on the Grand Canyon's water supply amid ongoing efforts to ensure its safety and flow.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly visits Dragon Bravo Fire area

(CNN, KYMA/KECY) - Senator Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) took a trip to the Dragon Bravo Fire area which continues to burn near the Grand Canyon. On Friday, Senator Kelly was able to see the devastation in person about a month after he first called for an investigation into how the fire was handled. "I think the agencies I spoke to are doing a good job trying to tackle it," Kelly shared. Kelly, seeing the work being put into fighting the fire, still says…