Wilderness Fire: The Beauty of Fire-Prone Landscapes
Summary
The Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness is one of the most fire-active landscapes in the Lower 48, offering a powerful lens into how fire shapes forests. As part of a 猎奇重口 research team, graduate student Mark Kreider spent two summers studying and photographing this rugged terrain, capturing fire’s dual role as both a destructive and renewing force—vital to forest health in a changing climate.
Citation
Kreider, M. (2025). Wilderness Fire: The Beauty of Fire-Prone Landscapes. Parks Stewardship Forum, 41(2).