Michigan wildlife experts finally were able to trap a black bear and remove a large lid that was stuck around his neck — for ...

Whether it is a burial chamber, abandoned house, derelict mine or shipwreck, these hidden or uncovered treasures offer fascinating glimpses into the past ...

How did Los Angeles FM and TV stations that call the 5,700-foot summit home stayed on the air throughout the January ...

The Forest Service began building fire-detection towers after the Great Fire of 1910, then added more after the Civilian Conservation Corps and other government agencies considered lookouts ...

The fire lookout sits at about 7,700 feet above sea level and seems to be in good condition despite being abandoned since 1955 when the Forest Service last staffed the outpost. Manning leads the ...

(FOX40.COM) — Volunteers at the Mt. Zion Lookout Tower in Amador County put the nearly century-old early fire detection tool into the holiday spirit, according to CAL FIRE Amador-El Dorado Unite ...

A nearly 100-year-old fire lookout tower was destroyed last week as the Line Fire blazed through Southern California. Los Angeles ABC affiliate KABC reported that the Keller Peak fire lookout ...

"It's a really heart wrenching thing," said lookout manager Shane Harris. "Because there aren't a lot of fire towers left in the country compared to what they used to be. "It's always sad when we ...

The Keller Peak Fire Lookout interview was conducted in August for September publication. Unfortunately the Keller Peak Fire Lookout Tower was destroyed in the Line Fire last week. The Mountain News ...

Samsara (Sam) Duffey, is a seasoned fire tower lookout who has devoted more than 28 years to this vital work. A Day in the Life of a Fire Tower Lookout Sam, who works for the U.S. Forest Service ...

AUGUSTA — Montana, renowned for its expansive wilderness, majestic mountain ranges, and abundant wildlife, is vigilantly watched over by a unique group of individuals: fire tower lookouts.

THIS CENTURY OLD SERVICE IS SO IMPORTANT... DESPITE NEW FIRE DETECTING TECHNOLOGY. ### NATS AT AN ELEVATION OF MORE THAN 5- THOUSAND FEET --- STANDS CHEWS RIDGE LOOKOUT... VOLUNTEERS WORKING AS AN ...