A lumberman works on the felling of oak trees selected to be use in the reconstruction of Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral the Villefermoy forest, near Echouboulains, South-East of Paris, on March 15, 2021. Photo by Martin Bureau/AFP via Getty Images.

Dozens of 150-Year-Old Oak Trees Have Been Felled to Rebuild the Destroyed Spire at the Cathedral of Notre Dame

Around 1,000 oaks will be needed to restore the spire, which will be rebuilt to look as it did before the fire.

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