The net change in tree cover shows a complex picture, with a net gain of around 32,880 hectares when accounting for both losses and gains. This represents a net change of approximately 0.25%. However, the disturbance to the tree cover, which includes temporary changes such as those from wildfires, amounted to over 1.20 million hectares, underscoring the volatility of Spain's forest ecosystems.
The latest fire incident in Andalusia serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges Spain faces in managing its natural resources. As the country continues to address these environmental concerns, the data highlights the importance of sustainable forestry practices and effective wildfire management to preserve the nation's green heritage.
