In a drier Amazon, Indigenous people recalibrate their relationship with fire

Mongabay
Aug 6, 2021, 6:01 am235 pts
Since the beginning of time, Indigenous peoples have used signals from nature to guide their way of life. Their calendar is structured by the rhythm of plant growth or rains, which help them choose the best time to plant their crops. But things have changed in recent years. “The climate has totally…

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