1. Fire-prone regions such as Águeda, Mação and Bragança see rural depopulation and agricultural land use increasing fire risk. They have burned in both the 2001-10 and 2011-20 decades

2. Fires have spread into new land in 2011-20, with large fires being been made worse by eucalyptus plantations creating the fuel for fires to grow

Fires have spread into new land in 2011-20, with large fires being been made worse by eucalyptus plantations creating the fuel for fires to grow

Fire-prone regions such as Águeda, Mação and Bragança see rural depopulation and agricultural land use increasing fire risk. They have burned in both the 2001-10 and 2011-20 decades

2003 fires saw about 10% of the country's forests burn

Fires hit the south of Portugal hard again in 2018

Fire-prone regions such as Águeda, Mação and Bragança see rural depopulation and agricultural land use increasing fire risk. They have burned in both the 2001-10 and 2011-20 decades

Fires have spread into new land in 2011-20, with large fires being been made worse by eucalyptus plantations creating the fuel for fires to grow

2003 fires saw about 10% of the country's forests burn

Fires hit the south of Portugal hard again in 2018