High elevation forests like the mountain hemlock seen here at Crater Lake have long intervals between fires. They only burn when there is the right combination of climate/weather. Fire suppression has had little influence on such forests. Photo George Wuerthner
The recent piece published in the December 22 Guardian titled: […]
Continue Reading →Primary causes are warming, lack of shade and poor nutrition-
It’s obvious to anyone who has spent years living in or visiting Jackson Hole that the moose population isn’t what it was 30 years ago or even a decade. Now biologists are discovering why. Unfortunately for those who want more moose around little can be […]
Continue Reading →There have been a number of retrospectives on the great fires of ’88 on their 20th anniversary. Here is one from the Salt Lake Tribune summarizing the effect on wildlife.
How wildlife fared in the Yellowstone fires.
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Continue Reading →Yellowstone 88 fires retrospective moves into high gear. Rocky Barker. Idaho Statesman.
Rocky has written a huge amount of copy over the years about the Yellowstone fires of ’88 and forest fire policy in general.
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