France's Fontainebleau forest reopens one month after wilfire
Summary
The Fontainebleau Forest near Paris in France is reopening to visitors about six weeks after a large wildfire damaged 10% of the area. Some parts of the forest are still closed while recovery efforts continue.Key Facts
- The Fontainebleau Forest is located south of Paris.
- A wildfire occurred about one and a half months ago.
- The fire damaged around 10% of the forest.
- The forest is known for its biodiversity, meaning many different plants and animals live there.
- The forest is reopening to the public, but some sections remain closed.
- The wildfire is recent and has left a strong impression on the community.
- The reopening is good news for people who enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and climbing.
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