Name | Nukunu Cultural Burning Demo |
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Description | Preliminary archive of sites for cultural burns and other sites of significance that quantify 'Country' for Nukunu. |
Type | Other |
Content Warning | Please be advised that the photos and data currently uploaded to the TLC Map are in draft form and have not yet received approval or consent from the Nukunu Peoples. This content is intended solely for preliminary review and planning purposes. The final publication and use of these materials will be contingent upon obtaining the necessary permissions and respect for the cultural sensitivities of the Nukunu community. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. |
Contributor | Vernacular Knowledge Research Group |
Entries | 2 |
Allow ANPS? | No |
Added to System | 2024-06-18 11:23:12 |
Updated in System | 2024-06-18 13:08:10 |
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Creator | Julie Nichols, Fu Hong Tang |
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Contact | vernacularknowledge@gmail.com |
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Linkback | https://www.vkrg.org/cultural-burning |
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Date Created (externally) | 2024-05-29 |
Drone Image by Simon McClure.
Cultural burning practices were carefully conducted to protect existing trees by strategically burning the areas surrounding them. This method helps preserve the trees while maintaining the health and balance of the ecosystem.
Drone Image by Simon McClure.