Kevin Gedling
Jasper Wildfire's effects on the landscape
Jasper National Park
From changes in the ecosystem to new visitor safety hazards, learn about the secondary effects of the wildfire in the park.
What happens to wildlife during a wildfire?
Fire is part of the Rocky Mountain and boreal forest ecosystems. Many plant and animal species have evolved to live with fire. While some animals die in large wildfires, many survive.
Planting hope: Restoring whitebark pines in Jasper National Park
As Jasper’s landscape begins to heal, whitebark pine restoration brings hope for the future.
Post-wildfire burn area safety
There are a variety of hazards to be aware of in fire-damaged areas.
Black army cutworms
The 2024 Jasper Wildfire has made significant changes to the landscape of Jasper National Park. One of these changes is the presence of black army cutworms, a native moth species whose larvae thrive in recently burned environments.
Voices of Jasper
Follow along this spring as locals share how they are embracing the changing landscapes of Jasper National Park.- Date modified :