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25/02/2026

FRANCE-ENVIRONMENT-NATURE-FORESTS-SILVICULTURE-PLANT

An aerial view shows a forest area cleared as part of pine wood nematode containment operations near Seignosse, south-western France, on January 13, 2026. The accelerated timber harvesting in areas surrounding an infested zone aims to contain the spread of pine wood nematode, a microscopic worm that has infected thousands of hectares of maritime pine forests in the Landes department threatening one of Europe's largest planted forests. (Photo by Philippe LOPEZ / AFP) An aerial view shows a forest area cleared as part of pine wood nematode containment operations near Seignosse, south-western France, on January 13, 2026. The accelerated timber harvesting in areas surrounding an infested zone aims to contain the spread of pine wood nematode, a microscopic worm that has infected thousands of hectares of maritime pine forests in the Landes department threatening one of Europe's largest planted forests. (Photo by Philippe LOPEZ / AFP)


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