Benny Westcott
On a Wednesday afternoon, Sweet Home High School senior Bailey Womack, a teaching assistant in Blake Manley’s wildlife course, uses two joysticks and a computer in the instructor’s forestry and natural resources room. She cuts down one of many pixelated trees on a screen, delimbs it, slices the wood into smaller chunks and places it into a pile.
This isn’t Womack’s first go-round in tech-ey logging. Earlier in the semester she was one…