Bright orange flames burn through the spruce trees, leaving behind a forest of curling gray smoke and blackened trunks. These are artist Ree Nancarrow's impressions of Alaska's Denali National Park, stitched into a quilt as part of an unusual collaboration between creative artists and scientists. Denali Park is home to the Bonanza Creek Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) site, one of 26 National Science Foundation (NSF) study areas chronicling change in the flora, fauna, and environment over decades.
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机译：明亮的橙色火焰在云杉中燃烧，留下一片卷曲的灰色烟雾和变黑的树干森林。这些是艺术家里恩·南卡罗（Ree Nancarrow）对阿拉斯加的德纳利国家公园（Denali National Park）的印象，被缝成被子，这是创意艺术家与科学家之间不寻常合作的一部分。德纳利公园（Denali Park）是Bonanza Creek长期生态研究（LTER）网站的所在地，该网站是国家科学基金会（NSF）26个研究区域之一，记载了数十年来动植物，动物和环境的变化。
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