More than 200,000 acres burned on the north side of the Grand Canyon alone in July and August. It destroyed the century-old Grand Canyon Lodge perched on the North Rim along with employee housing and more than 100 park structures. But in an emailed statement, Grand Canyon National Park Public Affairs Officer Joëlle Baird said, “An interagency review team will be delegated the task to provide a comprehensive evaluation of the fire’s management and operational response. These national-level reviews are thorough and can take months to complete.”Transcript: AILSA CHANG, HOST: The big wildfire that started in Grand Canyon National Park on the Fourth of July is still not completely out. And as businesses affected are picking up the pieces, questions remain unanswered about whether the National Park Service did enough to stop the big fire.