Yellowstone thrived after its 1988 fires, but dry summers threaten all progress


burned and unburned trees

Extremely hot, dry weather is no longer as rare as it used to be.

Fires play an important ecological role in many ecosystems, and Yellowstone’s native plants and animals are well-adapted to historical cycles of disturbance and…
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