Aboriginal fire-stick farming

Aboriginal fire-stick farming

People participate in a workshop on Aboriginal fire-stick farming in Bungendore, Australia, on July 25, 2020. Some experts say the practice -- burning undergrowth and dry leaves in small-scale controlled fires to clear the land -- is an effective measure to control and reduce the increasingly intense summer bushfires in the country.

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