The Ecological and Cultural Role of Fire - Mary Parr, Jesse Lincoln, Mitch Lettow

from Connecting Communities: Kalamazoo Earth Day · host Kalamazoo Earth Day Committee

In our last episode, we heard the stories about modern day fire starters who tend to the land by burning it. This episode provides more context about the history of fire in Michigan, going back to the glaciers, and to the first people who lived here. Michigan Natural Features Inventory Website

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