Painting with fire: Cerrado land managers learn from traditional peoples

Mongabay
Mar 3, 2020, 9:48 am135 pts
Marcos Borges stands in front of a pyro-diverse Cerrado savanna landscape. Image by Sarah Sax. RIO DA CONCEIÇÃO, Tocantins, Brazil: After a bumpy hour-long drive, we arrive on a hilltop overlooking a buffer zone at the edge of the Serra Geral de Tocantins Ecological Station in the Brazilian Cerrado — the…

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