How Indigenous ecology is reviving land destroyed by wildfires (Pt 2)

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This is a CBC podcast. Welcome to Ideas, I'm Nala Ayed. This looks like actually a tree that likely had fallen over maybe before the fire, but you can see this was quite a a big tree. So you know how hot this fire was, that the stump actually. Completely burned up.

This is Statlem territory in interior British Columbia, more than two years after a devastating fire. And then right now though, like this area's actually been tree planted. And so we can see some baby pine and some fir, which is incredibly important for the mule deer. This is part of their winter range. And then you'll see that the trees are planted. In the wells.

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