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Climate change resilient forests. >> reporter: it's a conflict of concerns these scientists never thought they would see. the threat made worse by another year of drought leaving the sequoias dry and vulnerable. >> that means its water source has been there for over 2,000 years. the fact that the water is not there means that the climate and the world around it has changed. >> reporter: but lessons learned last year helped save some sequoias this year. >> before the castle fire, we had never seen losses of large trees like we had in that fire. 7,500 to 10,600sequoias lost and willing to do to ...

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Complex, that wildfire eviscerating 10% to 14% of the world's giant sequoia population. brigham says this means in just the last two years, up to a fifth of mature sequoias, trees that have stood for at least 1,000 years, if not more, have been lost to wildfire. >> that's not sustainable. that is not getting wildfire and climate change resilient for us. >> reporter: it's a conflux of concerns these scientists never thought they would see. the threat made worse by another year of drought, leaving the sequoias dry and vulnerable. >> that means its water source has been there for over 2,000 years...

Thought they would see. the threat made worse by another year of drought, leaving the sequoias drive and vulnerable. >> that means its water source has been there for over 2,000 years. that that water is not there means that the climate and the world around it has changed. >> reporter: but lessons learned last year helped save some sequoia this year. >> before the castle fire, we had never seen losses of large trees like we had in that fire. 7,500 to 10,600 large sequoias lost in a single fire event. and that really changed what we decided we were willing to do to protect trees, if we could. >...