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The research also makes clear that Indigenous fire stewardship cannot be reduced to a wildfire-prevention technique. Its broader significance lies in the connection between ecological processes and Indigenous governance, sovereignty, reciprocity, culture, and responsibility to place. Restoring Indigenous fire therefore involves not only bringing fire back to landscapes but also restoring the authority and relationships that allowed those landscapes to be stewarded for generations. | The research also makes clear that Indigenous fire stewardship cannot be reduced to a wildfire-prevention technique. Its broader significance lies in the connection between ecological processes and Indigenous governance, sovereignty, reciprocity, culture, and responsibility to place. Restoring Indigenous fire therefore involves not only bringing fire back to landscapes but also restoring the authority and relationships that allowed those landscapes to be stewarded for generations. | ||
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