The biggest forest fires in history were, first, that of the Siberian taiga of 2003 (Russia) when the fire destroyed 22 million hectares. Then, the Australians of 2019/2020 when 17 million hectares were destroyed. And third, the fires in Bolivia in 2019 that destroyed more than 6.5 million hectares of Amazon rainforest.
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The biggest forest fires in history were, first, that of the Siberian taiga of 2003 (Russia) when the fire destroyed 22 million hectares. Then, the Australians of 2019/2020 when 17 million hectares were destroyed. And third, the fires in Bolivia in 2019 that destroyed more than 6.5 million hectares of Amazon rainforest.