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Profile of David W. Schindler.

Everything started out well enough, but then, amidst the smoke and surrounding air traffic water-bombing the fires, Schindler's pilot misjudged the landing and crashed into a rock face, injuring them both. “I had at least a crack, I think, in every bone in my body,” says Schindler. Yet, despite all that, Schindler returned to the lakes the next day, ready to resume his research. “People made a big thing out of the fact that I went back to work the next day,” says Schindler, “but it was really just to get out of that hospital. It was a horrible place in a pulp-mill town, and the air quality was awful.”