Clean up in the inner Canyon
A wildland firefighter uses a hose to manage an ignited woody debris pile in the Indian Garden Campground. (Photo/NPS)
Originally Published: February 9, 2021 9:54 a.m.
On Feb. 3, fire managers began burning woody debris piles that were created through activities to reduce hazardous understory fuels.
Removal of the fuels and piles will enhance site protection along the Bright Angel Trail, Indian Garden Campground and Ranger Station, and the Indian Garden day-use area.
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