A Forest Service goodbye for wildlife biologist

A Forest Service goodbye for wildlife biologist

The lights of the little white house in Carlton would burn deep into the night last September. It was fire season and there were forest fires to be fought, using tools that can only be wielded in the late night and early morning hours. That's when the night air cools enough to offer the heat differentials needed for the infrared cameras flying 12,000 feet above the flames. Wildlife biologist...