The pine forest of La Palma shows its ability to regrow ten years after the great fire

Ten years after a major forest fire devastated the region, the pine forest in La Palma, Spain, is showing significant signs of recovery. The area, located in El Paso, has seen much of the 4,900 hectares destroyed in the August 2016 blaze return to a green state.

This regeneration highlights the natural resilience and biological capacity of the Canary Island pine. The ongoing restoration of the landscape serves as evidence of the species' ability to recover following large-scale fire events.