Images, Metaphors, and Smoke: The 2000 Montana Bitterroot Fires and the Wildland Urban Interface @MontanaHistoricalSociety
Images, Metaphors, and Smoke: The 2000 Montana Bitterroot Fires and the Wildland Urban Interface  @MontanaHistoricalSociety
Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Brant Short and Dayle Hardy-Short, professors emeritus at Northern Arizona University, analyze how wildfires became normalized as a regular part of life in the American West following the Bitterroot National Forest wildfires in 2000.
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Images, Metaphors, and Smoke: The 2000 Montana Bitterroot Fires and the Wildland Urban Interface

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