Question 2 : How does land management affect burn severity?

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Land Management Variation Statistics

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The comparison between the boundaries’ normalized burn ratios indicates that that inside the National Park Service boundary, the NBR actually decreased within the two month time frame.

In comparison, the Forest Service boundary indicates a change that is not statistically significant given that the value has nearly stayed the same and increased by nearly 1%.

Finally, the comparison may indicate that while the NPS boundary is greening, the outside boundary experienced a greater burn severity and not greening at the same rate.