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The forest's slow return after fires: 'It feels like all life is gone, but in reality, much remains'

  • Posted on July 19, 2026
  • By Le Monde
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Wildfire recovery presents complex ecological challenges that extend far beyond visible destruction. While landscapes appear devastated immediately after fires, ecosystems possess remarkable resilience and regenerative capacity. However, the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires pose significant threats to biodiversity and forest health. Understanding post-fire ecological dynamics is crucial for developing effective restoration strategies and building climate-resilient forests that can sustain life despite environmental pressures.

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The forest's slow return after fires: 'It feels like all life is gone, but in reality, much remains'
The forest's slow return after fires: 'It feels like all life is gone, but in reality, much remains'

The ecological consequences of wildfires are difficult to quantify and vary due to many factors. What is certain is that the intensity and frequency of fires can be especially damaging to ecosystems.
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