Scientist From Maine Dies in Alaska Helicopter Crash
- A scientist from Kennebunk, Shiloh Schulte, died in a helicopter crash in Alaska while conducting conservation work, according to The Associated Press.
- Manomet, Schulte's organization, called him a 'deeply respected member' who dedicated his life to restoring shorebird populations.
- A GoFundMe page has been created to support Schulte's family and further his mission, with plans for a memorial service later this year.
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Shiloh Schulte, conservationist who helped the American Oystercatcher recover, died in a helicopter crash on June 4th, aged 46
There are those whose lives accumulate significance slowly, the way sediment builds into shoreline. And then there are those whose devotion etches meaning into every year. Shiloh Schulte, a biologist who spent his life chasing birds across hemispheres, belonged to the latter group. He died in the North Slope of Alaska when the helicopter he […]
Maine scientist dies in Alaska helicopter crash
A scientist from Kennebunk died last week in a helicopter crash in Alaska. Shiloh Schulte, 46, was one of two people aboard a Robinson R-66 helicopter Wednesday when it crashed on Alaska’s North Slope near the Kuparuk oil field, according to The Associated Press. Shiloh Schult, a scientist from Maine who worked with the nonprofit conservation organization Manomet, poses in a selfie recently with a whimbrel. Much of his work centered on the whim…
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