Yellowstone's Cycle of Fire

During the hot, dry summer of 1988, Americans watched in horror as fires raged through Yellowstone National Park. Despite the largest fire fighting effort in history, the forest burned out of control.
Photographer and author Frank Staub shows readers the dramatic events of that summer and the season that followed. Even as parts of Yellowstone still smouldered, an amazing recovery began. Wildflowers and tree seedlings sprouted in the scorched earth, and birds and animals came to feed in the newborn forests. In Yellowstone’s Cycle of Fire, readers will see the destruction caused by forest fires as well as the awe-inspiring powers of nature to renew itself.