Researchers analyzing an ancient ecosystem in Wyoming discovered that the local forest required approximately 100,000 years to fully recover from a historical period of global warming. The findings provide new geological insight into the long-term impacts of temperature increases on plant life and forest stability. This historical recovery timeline highlights the protracted nature of ecological restoration following major climatic shifts.
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