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Arizona's Chiricahua becomes a US national park
The United States has designated Chiricahua in Arizona as a new national park. The area was previously a national monument. The park protects its rock spires and wildlife and recognizes the area's Apache heritage.
Why it matters
National park status gives the landscape stronger protection and wider recognition of Apache history.
Background
Chiricahua is known as the land of "Standing-Up Rocks." It lies in the southeastern corner of Arizona.
Sources
- Good News Network ↗Oct 24, 9:00 AM ET
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