Native traditional methods revived to combat California drought, wildfires
June 12, 2015, alj.am | “As California battles its worst drought in 1,000 years — and after massive wildfires swept across the state for two consecutive summers — a number of tribe members, scientists and U.S. Forest Service officials are working to revive traditional Native American land management practices that some believe could help contain the blazes and lessen effects of the drought.”
Good news for the earth!— with GoodNews FortheEarth and Marko Bey.As state grapples with dry conditions, first peoples called on for their traditional knowledgeAl Jazeera America
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