Harris Sherman

US Department of Agriculture

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Deputy Undersecretary for Natural Resources and Environment, overseeing the US Forest Service; former Executive Director of Colorado's Department of Natural Resources

Harris Sherman on KCRW

In the suburbs of Colorado Springs, residents are discovering what happens when a forest fire comes to town.

Wildfires Rage across the West

In the suburbs of Colorado Springs, residents are discovering what happens when a forest fire comes to town.

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The worst fire in Colorado history is only halfway contained, and in the suburbs of Colorado Springs, residents and former residents are discovering what happens when a forest fire…

Forest Fires and Federal Money

The worst fire in Colorado history is only halfway contained, and in the suburbs of Colorado Springs, residents and former residents are discovering what happens when a forest fire…

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