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A Forest After Fire

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Year after year massive fires continue to rip through the wildland-urban interface (WUI) in Colorado. Some scientists fear that the forests may not be able to recover due to a warming climate. Colorado University PhD student Monica Rother investigates post-fire ecosystems in an effort to predict what the Colorado Front Range might look like in a warmer, drier future. Part of the WildFire PIRE series.

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Runtime: 3 minutes 33 seconds

Topic: History, Science
Subtopic: Earth Sciences, Ecology, U.S. History - 1775-1783
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2013
Producer/Distributor: Montana State University
Series: WildFIRE PIRE
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Yellow wildflower in foreground, low shrubs and dead trees in background. Boulder County Colorado Front Range. Caption: (Rother) This is a portion of the 2003 Overland Fire.

Green foliage in foreground overlooking basin with a lake surrounded by tree covered hills. Caption: The kinds of plants that came back were even more flammable.

Rolling hillside spotted with evergreen trees. Caption: lodgepole pine, that was introduced from North America

Tall, thin trees choked with brush. Caption: Fire is a landscape process.

Black and white photo of a building engulfed in flames. Caption: What happened here on the seventh of February, 1967,

Aerial view of mountains with water-filled craters. Caption: I became curious what this was like in the past.

A field of burned grass with a tractor in the middle of it. Caption: As you can see, it's devastated the whole district.

Closeup of hands holding a narrow, red tubular object. Caption: With a warmer climate, do we suspect to see more fire?

Three people walking through the woods. Caption: I think back to the project quite a bit.

Empty sand beach. Caption: When the Maori arrived to New Zealand in 900 AD it was one of the last places on earth to be settled by humans.