Arbuckle Mountains After Fire I - Colour Desaturat Poster by GeologyWorks

This image of springtime vegetation in the Arbuckle Mountains is in the wake of wildfires that burned across the Arbuckles landscape in 2007. Soil development is retarded on the slopes of the upturned Arbuckle limestones. The ecosystem is fragile, particularly during years of lower rainfall. This photograph was taken in May, 2008.

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Arbuckle Mountains After Fire I - Colour Desaturat

This image of springtime vegetation in the Arbuckle Mountains is in the wake of wildfires that burned across the Arbuckles landscape in 2007. Soil development is retarded on the slopes of the upturned Arbuckle limestones. The ecosystem is fragile, particularly during years of lower rainfall. This photograph was taken in May, 2008.

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