In 1928, the National Park Service forcibly removed the last Havasupai farmer living in Grand Canyon. Captain Burro resided in a lush oasis halfway down Bright Angel Trail called Ha'a Gyoh. The Park Service renamed the place 'Indian Garden,' and so it remained until recently. Despite policies that forced them from their land, Havasupai people continued to live and work within Grand Canyon National Park. The federal government established the Havasupai Reservation through an Executive Order in the 1880s. These lands, within Havasu Canyon, comprised 518 acres, a fraction of the lands previously used by the Havasupai people.