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Second and third drownings this season at Glaicer, a woman drowned in June in St. Mary's falls.
https://www.panish.law/nevada/deaths-in-us-national-parks/
>Drowning (826 deaths) is the Leading Cause of Death at national parks and national recreation areas.
>Drowning is followed by motor vehicle crashes (725 deaths), medical events (643), suicide (563), undetermined (544), and falls and slips (478).
>Interestingly, despite the abundance of wildlife at national parks, only ten people were killed by wild animals.
https://www.panish.law/nevada/deaths-in-us-national-parks/
>Drowning (826 deaths) is the Leading Cause of Death at national parks and national recreation areas.
>Drowning is followed by motor vehicle crashes (725 deaths), medical events (643), suicide (563), undetermined (544), and falls and slips (478).
>Interestingly, despite the abundance of wildlife at national parks, only ten people were killed by wild animals.
