Mojave Desert wildfire threatens California’s iconic Joshua trees

Firefighters are working to control a massive blaze that swept through the California desert and into Nevada. A wildfire of this scale is not common in the Mojave Desert landscape, known for its unique vegetation and animal species. Stephanie Sy explores what has already been lost and why experts say it’s unlikely for it to grow back.

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