As brutal cold sweeps across the country, a bull moose fell through an icy lake in the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate New York. @DavidMuir reports on the conservation officials who quickly jumped into action to make the remarkable rescue. #AmericaStrong https://t.co/AslxW8egfk
According to local authorities, a bull moose was successfully rescued after falling through the ice at Lake Abanakee on January 16.
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A Waterville native is one of nine people to become the newest Forest Rangers in a ceremony on Monday. Find out more at the link below:
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Back home after 7 days as PIO at Incident Command for the Jennings Creek wildfire. So impressed by the Forest Rangers in charge of the operation and the volunteers who keep everyone fed. And countless others who manage the incident logistics.
A heartfelt thank you to all the volunteer firefighters who came to the aid of their neighbors when wildfires ignited in New York State. Follow along with us over the next few days as we extend our appreciation. #NYSfirefighters@FASNY#GreenwoodLake@OCGovNY
From Ellenville to East Hampton, firefighters and first responders from across the state have come together to battle the wildfires in Orange and Ulster counties.
Thank you for keeping New Yorkers safe.
Communications officials may not seem useful in the aftermath of a disaster, but the public information officers from the @NYSDEC who responded after Hurricane Helene helped keep first responders and the public abreast of critical info.
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And recruits at the 24th Basic School for Forest Rangers recently completed 3 weeks of intensive training at the State Preparedness Training Center operated by @NYSDHSES. Training incl. emergency vehicle operations, swift water/flood rescue training, and several other topics.