France World News: Why is French forest fire prevention and protection so difficult 75%of forests are private management and are very decentralized

China Well -off. August 9th. The summer of 2022 has not ended, but it has been marked by the "highlight" fire.In Grey, the forests of Landiras and La Teste-Buch are ashes, and the latter has long been private owners for a long time. The owner rent it to users to get wood from it.Its management model has always been the theme of controversy, because the differences between owners and users will slow down the work required for fire extinguishing.

Private possession of 75%France Forest

The French World News reported that if the cause of the disaster is many aspects, then this forest drama will question the management of forests and its adaptation to climate risk.Because 75% of French forests are private.Very scattered, they are countless owners with very different personal information and interests.

In France, 25% of forests are state -owned (belonging to the country) or public, usually managed by the State Forestry Administration (ONF), and the remaining 75% are held by private owners.Some are open to the public, and some are closed or covered with "prohibited entry."

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