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Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain, tunnel mountain

Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain, tunnel mountain

Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain

Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain

Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain, tunnel mountain

Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain, tunnel mountain

Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain

Banff and Jasper national park, Rocky mountain

Bull Elk Fighting

Bull Elk Fighting

Island with mountain view on Flathead Lake Montana

Island with mountain view on Flathead Lake Montana

Barren shoreline with mountain view on Flathead Lake Montana

Barren shoreline with mountain view on Flathead Lake Montana

Echo Lake at Mount Evans in Idaho Springs Colorado

Echo Lake at Mount Evans in Idaho Springs Colorado

Rocky Mountain Elk calves curiously, but leery peering through the cedars

Rocky Mountain Elk calves curiously, but leery peering through the cedars

Landscape in Maipu District in Santiago chile

Landscape in Maipu District in Santiago chile

Summit Lake at Mount Evans in Colorado

Summit Lake at Mount Evans in Colorado

Zion Canyon Rocky Mountain

Zion Canyon Rocky Mountain

Sunset clouds in Santiago chile

Sunset clouds in Santiago chile

Sunset clouds in Santiago chile

Sunset clouds in Santiago chile

Mountain Pine Beetle Damage

Mountain Pine Beetle Damage — Mountain pine beetle have been a natural part of the whitebark pine forest for many, many years. Their population size (and thus the severity of their damage) was naturally controlled by extremely cold winter temperatures. But recently, winter temperatures have not been cold enough to kill the beetles and their populations have increased. Whitebark pines also used to be healthy and vigorous trees because of ample precipitation and moderate summer temperatures. However, a changing climate has physiologically stressed the trees, making them susceptible to beetle infestations. This on-two punch makes it difficult for the trees to defend themselves. At USGS, researchers are monitoring the health of productivity of these forests to determine the importance and impact of changes in pine nut production on grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Photo credit: Don Becker, USGS

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