Academic Research

Academic research about cultural burning includes published papers, reports and detailed studies about cultural burning.

Academic Research

Academic Research

A World Renewal Ceremony at Panaminik

Reintroducing Traditional Land Management Practices Draft

"Just Another Hoop to Jump Through?"

Wildfire prevention Fuels Management in the Wildland urban interface BC Community perceptions

Indigenous people in the natural hazards management sector: examining employment data

Fire and Tribal Cultural Resources

Vulnerabilities of the Traditional Foods and Cultural Use Species

Indigenous biocultural knowledge in ecosystem science and management:

The retention revival and subjugation of Indigenous fire knowledge

How Environmental Decline Restructures Indigenous Gender Practices:

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