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Fire Country

Victor Steffensen
Biodiversity
First Nations
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Fire Country' discusses Indigenous land management practices that mitigate bushfires and support environmental resilience. The book emphasizes the importance of traditional ecological knowledge in addressing climate change and calls for the integration of these practices into modern land management strategies.

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