A series of wildfires, including the Dragon Bravo Fire, have devastated over 70,000 acres in northern Arizona, leading to significant destruction at the Grand Canyon National Park. Notably, the historic Grand Canyon Lodge was engulfed in flames, marking its second destruction due to fire. Arizona Governor Hobbs surveyed the damage, calling for an investigation into the handling of the fires, which have raised difficult questions about forest management. Aerial footage reveals the extensive damage, as fire crews work tirelessly to contain the blaze, now only 8% contained. The wildfires have not only impacted the natural environment but also threaten the local tourism economy, prompting concerns among residents and officials alike.