Dispatches from the Field: The Berry Fire

The Berry Fire, in 2016, was the largest fire in Grand Teton National Park history. It burned over 22,000 acres, and closed the park highway for several days. But as scientists reenter the burned area a year later, they find a rejuvenated forest. This video examines why fire is necessary for a healthy forest, as well as the challenges and rewards of managing fire in a highly visited national park.