Emergency services in Oregon are actively working to extinguish a fire that has engulfed the Doerner Fir, a 325-foot tall fir tree estimated to be between 450 and 500 years old. The tree is considered one of the world's tallest and oldest, located near Oregon's southern coast. The blaze began over the weekend and remained active as of Tuesday, raising concerns that the fire could affect the tree's ranking among the tallest trees globally. Meanwhile, volcanologists are monitoring an underwater volcano off the Oregon coast, which appears likely to erupt within the year.