Story no.73OngoingEnvironmentLowGironde +125 Oct → 27 Oct4 facts · 6 art.
Gironde and Landes: post‑summer 2026 fire aftermath
On 25 October 2026, the mayor of Saumos, the town where the fire that burned 37,000 hectares began in July, testified three months later and hopes for strengthened management of fire risk. On 26 October, the Lège‑Cap‑Ferret town hall distributed 2,000 trees to its residents to green the gardens, favoring species adapted to the area. The same day, the Landes maritime pine sector, which employs 60,000 people, is seeking to rebuild amid a massive loss of revenue. On 27 October, an app created in Lacanau during the fires to coordinate volunteers now aims to help municipalities reduce fire risk.
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Sauver les pins maritimes des Landes après les incendies de l'été
Après les incendies dévastateurs de l'été, la filière des pins maritimes des Landes, dont dépendent 60 000 emplois, cherche à se reconstruire face à une perte de revenus colossale.
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Lège-Cap-Ferret distributes 2,000 trees after summer fires
The municipality of Lège-Cap-Ferret, in Gironde, distributes 2,000 trees to its residents to green up gardens after the summer fires, favoring adapted species.
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