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Rare Joshua Trees Suffer from Massive Wildfires in California, Nevada
The massive wildfires burned the rare Joshua trees as fires devastated the Mojave Desert in California and Southern Nevada. Joshua trees are important for food and shelter for birds and mammals in the affected areas. Read here.
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