Brian Corn and Jay Hamrick walk among the burn section of Juniper Peak as it is easy to see where the Rodeo/Chedeski Fire moved through a year ago. Little patches of green are oak, a common growth following a forest fire. Photo by David Sanders. Assign.#101693. 6/12/03.
David Sanders / Arizona Daily StarA stranded quad runner started the Chedeski Fire in an attempt to signal a news helicopter, but the fire quickly grows out of control.
Johanna Eubank is a digital producer for the Arizona Daily Star and tucson.com. She has been with the Star in various capacities since 1991. Contact her at jeubank@tucson.com
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In the last 25 years there have been seven major wildfires in Southern Arizona and many smaller ones. Most have changed the landscape and live…
Brian Corn and Jay Hamrick walk among the burn section of Juniper Peak as it is easy to see where the Rodeo/Chedeski Fire moved through a year ago. Little patches of green are oak, a common growth following a forest fire. Photo by David Sanders. Assign.#101693. 6/12/03.
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