Introduction of Climate Change Effecting Yellowstone National Park

            The global climate is changing mainly due to increased pollution and increased temperatures of earth. The Yellowstone National park region is considered as the most influenced part of the world due to temperature of ecosystems. The greater Yellowstone coalition is the body working to protect the ecosystem and biodiversity. Similarly, the mountain climate authority is working to reduce the disruption of climate and its influence on the West region. Warming of area has increased the severity of climate and wildfire issues (Change, 2018). Increased climate of the west region is creating adverse impacts on wildlife and biodiversity is aggravating the volatile seasons, shorter snowfall and winter seasons and significant alteration in the global warming.

        Historical perspective about global warming is related to the industrial revolution that has created enormous change in the environment. The climate changes and its patterns have impacted biodiversity and wildlife to a significant level. This aspect has also provided prehistoric changes in the ecosystem with the transformed movements in plants and animal lives. Global climate change is considered as a harmful impact over the mountains, forests and organic life. The important aspect in this case is human caused climate change that is disrupting not only human ecosystem but also disturbing biodiversity all over the world. The global warming has deleterious effects over the glaciers and vegetations across the forests. It is melting glaciers, shifting vegetation and increasing fires in the wild. These impacts are propounding adverse implications on the national parks in US and other regions (Change, 2018).