As Brazil burns, Indigenous fire brigades face an uncertain future

Mongabay
Oct 9, 2020, 3:30 am211 pts
Age-old Indigenous knowledge has guided the sustainable management of wilderness areas around the world: how to preserve the land, anticipating what will happen throughout the year, and adapting to how nature and fire behave. Arson and climate change, however, have imposed a new scenario on the native peoples…

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