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Forest Service Chief Says There's Enough Resources to Fight Wildfires

U.S. Forest Service

Fire fighters with the U.S. Forest Service are currently on the front lines of thousands of wildfires burning in Colorado and across the country. In fact there are between 100 and 150 new starts each day. Forest Service Chief Tom Tidwell is the man overseeing the firefighting efforts.

Tidwell spoke to Colorado Public Radio’s Mike Lamp about this year’s fire season.

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