Aerial photos have revealed the extent of damage caused by wildfires in the Boundary Waters. The photos were taken by a Minnesota Star Tribune photojournalist from the air. The images show the scars left by the fires on the forest.
This documentation comes as parts of the wilderness are reopening. Further details and the photos themselves can be found through the Star Tribune, providing a closer look at the impact of the wildfires on the area.
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