North Complex Fire

The North Complex Fire was a large wildfire that burned in Northern California in 2020. It started in August and grew rapidly due to dry conditions, high temperatures, and strong winds. The fire affected areas of timberland, wildlife habitats, and communities, leading to evacuations and widespread damage. It was controlled over several weeks, eventually burning tens of thousands of acres. The fire highlighted the ongoing challenges of managing wildfires in California, driven by factors like drought, forest management, and climate change. Recovery and firefighting efforts continue to address the ecological and economic impacts of the fire.