Just as lighthouses dwindled into obsolescence and into romanticism, so goes the mountaintop fire lookouts that stand sentinel surveying the vast North American wilderness. Sad but unavoidable. Meet Jim Henterly, a naturalist, illustrator and fire lookout who laments on the influence of technology and AI on our human interpretation of the natural world:
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