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We’ve officially made it to @YellowstoneNPS! Today, we’ll be briefed by the Yellowstone Superintendent on #climatechange in the park. Make sure you’re following #SEECinYellowstone to get updates on our visit.pic.twitter.com/C0w79ZPN4E
First up: Meeting with Superintendent Cam Sholly and an overview presentation from #Yellowstone’s climate science program manager on #climatechange in the Yellowstone area. #SEECinYellowstonepic.twitter.com/yh38sn9JOT
Did you know? If you’re younger than 33, you’ve NEVER experienced a month where the global temperature is below the 20th century average. #ClimateChangeIsReal #SEECinYellowstone
What happens in Yellowstone impacts many other parts of the country. Increasing temperatures means decreasing snowpack, which means less water released downstream or water released more quickly earlier in the season. #SEECinYellowstone #YellowstoneClimateCrisis
If business as usual continues we’ll see an increase of 3-7 degrees globally over the next 90 years.
That means less snowpack, increased fire risks, thriving invasive species, and harmful pests living longer. #SEECinYellowstone #YellowstoneClimateCrisis
Our first wildlife encounter in #Yellowstone! Yellowstone is home to 10,000–20,000 elk during the summer and less than 4,000 during the winter. #SEECinYellowstonepic.twitter.com/YwSZoLGKvl
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