Team studies fires this year in '88 Yellowstone burn areas

Monday, September 5, 2016 - 10:01 in Earth & Climate

Nearly three decades ago, huge wildfires burned about a third of Yellowstone National Park. The park has seen wildfires every year since, but the forests of new trees that grew in the scars of those 1988 fires have helped curb their size and intensity—until now.

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