After the Fires, Trees Under High Surveillance in the Forest of Fontainebleau
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After the fire of July, which burned nearly 2000 hectares in the Franciscan massif, the foresters evacuate the dead trees that would risk falling on the walkers. The landscape is calcined but, here and there, life already returns.
In the forest of Fontainebleau, nearly 2,000 hectares left in smoke during the summer of 2026. The largest fires ever known in the lung of Île-de-France. TF1info returned to the scene of the disaster, two months later. - "It is traumatic": two months after the fires, we returned to the forest of Fontainebleau burned (Environment).
Two months after the fire which ravaged more than 2000 hectares of the forest of Fontainebleau, forest and loggers secure access to the woods. The coming months will be decisive for the trees left from the fire, weakened by the heats and drought that linger.
Two months after the monster fires last July, the officers of the Forest Board cut down dangerous or condemned trees, value those that can be, and prepare for the future by relying on natural regeneration.
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