Synopsis
Nearly a million acres of trees burned during the Great Yellowstone Fires of 1988, leading to significant ecological changes in the park.
Synopsis
Yellowstone National Park experienced the Great Yellowstone Fires in 1988. Nearly one million acres burned during this event. The documentary details the conditions that led to the fires. It features footage captured during the fires, showing their impact on the forest. The narrative includes the ecological role of fire in the park. After the fires, a new cycle of growth began. The film runs for 30 minutes and was released in 1989.
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