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The Indigenous groups of the Grand Canyon region have been stewards of this land for centuries. Their history and culture is inextricable from this place which is why it is so important to protect these lands and the sacred cultural sites and rich history they are home to.
Humans bring in lots of impact such as new species, waste, and air pollution. This affects many things in the grand canyon. The water has become dirty and the air is polluted.
Humans have introduced non-native plant and animal species into the park, which out compete native flora and fauna for space, food and water. Air pollution has routinely drifted into the canyon from metropolitan areas and nearby coal-fired power plants, affecting visibility from scenic vistas.
Shoshone Point: the South Rims best-kept secret Only a few canyon visitors know the unmarked trail to Shoshone Point. Unless a Closed sign is posted (weddings are sometimes held here), walk down the one-mile dirt road through open forest where deer and elk graze.
Uranium mining near the Grand Canyon threatens this treasured ecosystem, visitors and residents, and those that drink from the Colorado River. Uranium mining is incompatible with the preservation of the Grand Canyon as a treasured ecosystem and natural wonder.

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Since 1985, the Grand Canyon Trust has worked tirelessly to protect the Southwestern landscapes you love. From the depths of the Grand Canyon to the halls of Congress, we employ creative approaches to conservation and environmental justice across the Colorado Plateau.
As a World Heritage Site, the Grand Canyon is recognized as a place of universal value containing superlative natural and cultural features that should be preserved as part of the heritage of all the worlds peoples. Grand Canyons spectacular scenery attracts visitors from all over the world.
It is protected by the many laws that have been passed and programs put in place by the government to conserve and restore the natural wonders of the Grand Canyon in order to leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations. Park scientists use integrated pest management techniques to eradicate and
To safeguard the wonders of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado Plateau, while supporting the rights of its Native peoples.
Be especially careful hiking the Grand Canyon, Marble Canyon, and Glen Canyon regions. The slot canyons in these areas are beautiful, but can be extremely dangerous when it rains. Hikers have been killed in flash floods generated by thunderstorms as far as 25 miles away. Flash floods can occur at any time of the year.

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May 3, 2007 In addition, protecting these lands is consistent with Grand Countys economy, which is based on tourism. In 2006, the Governors Office of

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