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One of the iconic historical structures at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is Gachado Line Camp, a building used to house the cowboys working the Gray herds in the early 1900s. During this time, ranchers faced the constant challenge of living and working in a land of extremes. Today, the National Park Service faces a different issue...how to preserve this historic structure in a battle with time AND climate change. Watch this 'Drawing Connections' video to see how the NPS addresses the effects of climate change at Gachado Line Camp. From Cowboys to Climate Change![]() NPS Graphic To learn more about how the National Park Service is addressing climate change and to watch more cool "Drawing Connections" videos, visit the NPS Climate Change site. Art in the ParkThe arts have been fundamental in the creation and celebration of National Parks for years. Find tutorials and guides on how you can experience Organ Pipe through an artistic lens!
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Last updated: July 5, 2023