Historic trees come down at Grand Canyon - Parashant Monument
Tassi Ranch, located north of the Grand Canyon in the Mojave Desert, consists of approximately 200 acres of creosote bush ranchland in Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument. The ranchers practiced agriculture in the extreme, remote desert, making adaptions that are still visible in the landscape today. (NPS/Photo)
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