Irstea has developed a mapping method of the habitat-forest interface areas based on remote sensing data and spatial analysis data. These areas are important in terms of forest fire danger, because this is where we can find both the causes of fire outbreaks and the vulnerable area exposed to fire. This work has allowed us to define types of interfaces. There are very little data figures about the surfaces occupied by these interfaces and even less data about their dynamics throughout time. We propose to detail an approach about the Bouches du Rhone and Haute Corse and to see the evolution over the past ten years. This leads to indications for administrators about rapidly changing zones.