Looking forward to reading this book.
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He explained that it will save them as a fire will
not pass where it has already burned so if we do have a big fire the areas he has already burned will stop it spreading and protect the rabbits and heather. He explained a lot. He cared and was very knowledgeable.
not pass where it has already burned so if we do have a big fire the areas he has already burned will stop it spreading and protect the rabbits and heather. He explained a lot. He cared and was very knowledgeable.
and shrublands accumulated huge amounts of dry biomass.
When wildfires did come, they were much larger, hotter, and more destructive.
He foresaw the risk of desertification if fire management ignored natural cycles.
I remember as a child talking to a country gentleman starting the controlled fires on our local heath. As a child I asked him lots of question. I could not understand burning the heather. Would it affect the rabbits and snakes?
animals and stop controlled fires.
In Spain currently Catalonia is reintroducing these old ways and even some parts of Valencia, Galicia and Andalucia.
It's slow due to gvmt red tape. Rural people love their land, they understand it. Politicians do not. Let the people that love and understand Nature look after it.
Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente, in the 1970s, DEP 🤍 was one of the few public voices warning that this policy was short-sighted:
Without controlled burns, Mediterranean forests
The old fashioned ways of keeping pasture animals on the land and purposely creating controlled fires were there to see all around in my childhood. This was also practiced in Spain, rural people understand their lands, their soil, they live in harmony with nature.
The government made these old ways illegal since the 70's and in Spain since 2004 miles and miles of legislation and permissions need to be submitted. The gvmt prefer to treat the fires after they have happened. Stop the grazing
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Autonomy is shrinking and the systems of control are growing, but even if independence feels impossible, we can still support each other, share knowledge, and hold space for clarity and resilience.
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Grounding: barefoot
contact with earth.
Morning sunlight: restores circadian balance.
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