Currently, the exact number of burned sequoia trees is unknown because the KNP Complex Fire is mostly uncontained, but the National Park Service said it has been a significant number — in the hundreds.
The KNP Complex Fire has destroyed many of California's iconic sequoia trees and is only 11% contained, according to the National Park Service.
On October 4, the high-intensity fire pushed north and caused damage to Redwood Canyon, the National Park Service told CNN in a statement. The fire now covers over 85,000 acres. Currently, the exact number of burned trees is unknown because the fire is mostly uncontained, but the NPS said it has been a significant number -- in the hundreds.
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