Help stop one of the gravest threats in Grand Canyon National Park's nearly 100-year history
Ted Zukoski, Earthjustice
If we don’t act now, a massive commercial and residential development could soon be built on the Grand Canyon’s doorstep…putting the park, wildlife and habitat at risk.
This giant development—with all the increased car and plane traffic, noise and pollution it would bring—would have significant, damaging impacts on the national forest, the park, the visitor experience, habitat and wildlife. It just doesn’t belong next to the Grand Canyon.
To make matters worse, the development may tap and mine groundwater that feeds creeks, springs and seeps in the Grand Canyon.
The National Park Service has labeled the project one of the two biggest threats to the park in its nearly 100-year history. Will you help us fight back to protect our natural heritage?
The Forest Service is currently weighing a permit application to improve roads and build utilities in the Kaibab National Forest to pave the way for construction of the huge development benefiting Italian developer Gruppo Stilo USA, at the expense of Grand Canyon National Park.
Together we can stop this massive development and protect the Grand Canyon for future generations, but we must act now.
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A massive commercial and residential development next to the Grand Canyon will put the park, wildlife and habitat at grave risk! |
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Make an urgent tax-deductible gift of $5 or more to help us fight back and save our natural world!
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