"We just want to keep people out of that area, keep them safe. We have trees that are standing there that might be dead that could fall over, rock fallout that could roll down on top of people," said Nathan Judy with the U.S. Forest Service.
There is concern that all the charred land from the fire could lead animals down the hills to nearby suburbs to look for food. The forest service is advising all residents in the fire area to be on the lookout and call the authorities immediately if they see wild animals.
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