Lessons from the ashes 


Recreational vehicles driving through fire-scarred Jasper National Park in Alberta. Canadian scientists are using a giant fire last year that consumed much of the park to learn lessons for the future. — Jesse Winter/The New York Times

WILDFIREs all but erased vast parts of Jasper National Park in Alberta, one of Canada’s most majestic destinations.

A year later, the devastation left behind is being mined by researchers seeking lessons to fight future fires.

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