After the Fires
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The Ecology of Change in Yellowstone National Park
Edited by Linda L. Wallace
“This book is a valuable and much-needed resource for the scientific community.”—John Briggs, Arizona State University
“A thorough analysis of the fires, including important comparisons between the park’s two major precipitation regimes. All major aspects of the park receive attention. . . . The emergent picture is of resilient ecosystems; the findings will not only inform national park policy but also provide a model for studying extensive ecosystem disruption. Recommended.”—Choice
"Individual chapters provide a wealth of valuable research findings. . . . An excellent overview for anyone who seeks an introduction and, in some cases, substantial depth into the effects of these fires. . . This work is an important addition to the literature on disturbance ecology."—Rick Lawrence, Environmental Sciences
Publication Date: November 30, 2011
87 b/w illus.