ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月16日 08時12分

Yellowstone is the country’s oldest national park. But in a few decades, the iconic American landscape may be radically different. The winters are shorter and the summers hotter. Soon, there may be more fire and less forest. Elk migration patterns may shift. Climate change is transforming habitats so quickly that many plants and animals may not be able to adapt well or at all. Yellowstone offers a landscape unlike any other: a largely intact ecosystem rich in wildlife and geothermal features. Its unusual beauty was forged by volcanic heat; heat from humanity could be its undoing. “People think of Yellowstone as representing wildness because it does,” Jesse A. Logan, a retired Forest Service researcher, said. “This is kind of the last wild place.” @joshhaner took these photos of #Yellowstone. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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