If you're referring to the great fire of 1988, all seven of the fires that eventually merged into one fire came from lightning.
Yes, there are fire towers in Yellowstone National Park. In fact, there are three.
=In Yellowstone National Park there are 3 Fire Towers.=
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the lightning and cigaretes make fires in yellow stone national park
In 1988, 793,000 of the park's 2,221,800 acres suffered fire damage -- about 36% of the total area.
About 36%, according to the National Parks Service. Fire is a completely natural event in the American West, so the overall, final effect on the Park was almost nil.
They were growing according to a science text book
the fire in 1988 damaged it and also the geysers and hot springs can be damaging
In 1988, 3213 sq km within the park received some fire damage; or 36% of the total size of the park's 8983 sq km.
Fires are a natural part of Yellowstone ecosystem, with out fire some trees wouldn't be able to reproduce.
Like all land areas with plants on this planet, the area that is Yellowstone has caught on fire for 100s of millions of years. This is usually due to lightning, and this was the case in the 1988 Super Fire.