Idaho Public Television has produced a 27-minute film that examines the science of living with wildfire.

Here is the official description:

Wildfires have been a way of life in Idaho for millennia. But, recently they’ve become more severe. Fire seasons are starting sooner, fires are burning hotter and they’re lasting longer. That’s caught the attention of fire and climate experts from the University of Idaho. They warn that a warming climate is adding fuel to an already dangerous problem.

It explores many of the issues associated with inevitable fire, and features excellent videography, plus still images taken by and interviews with someone well known to those who frequent the pages of Wildfire Today, photographer Kari Greer.