The Right to Burn: Barriers and Opportunities...
This paper provides perspectives from Indigenous and non-Indigenous fire practitioners and fire researchers working within government, not-for-profit organizations, and university institutions. It identifies five key barriers to re-engaging in cultural burning, presents examples of First Nations that are leading cultural burning initiatives in their territories, and identifies opportunities and calls-to action to support Indigenous fire stewardship in Canada. This was published in the journal FACETS in 2022.
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