Page 4 - Castle Fire News Today

A wildfire burning near the southern part of Yosemite National Parks Mariposa Grove has become the latest blaze to threaten the worlds largest trees,

After two massive fires, a lush forest has been transformed into “sharp black fence posts pointing at the sky,” Photos from the Vault columnist David Middlecamp writes.

The Sequoia National Forest has been a California landmark that has become increasingly affected by climate change, Thursday a Bi-Partisan bill was introduced...

A group of people representing the Windrush generation attended unveiling of the first National Windrush Monument.

The Save our Sequoia Act is a rare bipartisan effort to preserve an iconic tree that has...

The Pyles Boys Camp will fully re-open this summer as campers head to the Sequoia National Forest.

Springville CA – June 9, 2022  Some areas burned in the 2020 Castle and 2021 Windy fires will be open to recreation this summer in the Western Divide Ranger

Increasingly extreme wildfires—driven by a combination of fuel build-up, drought, and climate change—are threatening forests throughout California. Without intervention, some of these landscapes could be forever changed. UC Berkeley professor Scott Stephens lays out urgently needed measures that could save the state’s beloved big trees.

A 26-year-old contract firefighter was killed when a dead tree fell on him at a California state park

The Trail of 100 Giants in the Southern Sierra was among the casualties of wildfires that...