The New York Department of Environmental Conservation is revising backcountry safety policies for forest rangers and assistant forest rangers following the death of Assistant Forest Ranger Brendan Jackson last year here in the Adirondacks. The changes are aimed at improving safety for emergency crews working in remote areas and include updated procedures for field operations […]
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation is revising backcountry safety policies for forest rangers and assistant forest rangers following the death of Assistant Forest Ranger Brendan Jackson last year here in the Adirondacks. The changes are aimed at improving safety for emergency crews working in remote areas and include updated procedures for field operations and responder support. Jackson was found dead last June at a remote campsite near Duck Hole, more than six miles from the nearest trailhead.
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