Jordan's trees burned over 2 years
The vegetation cover fire in Jordan during 2024 and 2025 resulted in the burning of more than 6,632 forest and fruit trees, with 29,547 fires supervised by Civil Defense over a period of 770 days. Experts confirmed that a tree completely burned is unable to recover, which necessitates replacing it to preserve the vegetation cover, especially since fire kills the tree's cells and prevents its regrowth. The report indicated that the causes of these fires include heat sources such as lighters and cigarette butts, as well as children's mischief, power poles, embers, sunlight, and lightning strikes. It emphasizes the importance of taking preventive measures to protect the vegetation cover and strengthen Jordan’s ecological system.
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