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Dragon Bravo Fire Continues to Expand as Containment Remains the Same

NORTH RIM OF GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, ARIZONA, AUG 6 – The lightning-caused fire has prompted evacuations and closures while over 1,300 personnel work to contain 13% of the 130,520-acre blaze amid dry heat and gusty winds.

  • On Wednesday, August 6, the Dragon Bravo Fire burned 130,520 acres along Grand Canyon National Park’s North Rim, with containment at 13 percent.
  • Amid dry heat, gusty winds fueled the fire, which began on July 4th, 2025 after a lightning strike.
  • With over 1,300 personnel, crews continue to focus on holding firelines north and building anchor points southwest with ground and air resources.
  • Officials have closed the Grand Canyon North Rim for the 2025 season after the fire destroyed dozens of structures including the historic Grand Canyon Lodge.
  • Amid lingering smoke, critical fire weather is expected to return August 7-8, prompting air quality advisories from the Smoke Outlook webpage.
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Natural History Wanderings broke the news in on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
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