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Indigenous Fire Management and Wildfire Prevention in Alberta

This four-page worksheet explores Traditional Ecological Knowledge, cultural burning, and Indigenous fire stewardship in Alberta.

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This four-page worksheet explores Traditional Ecological Knowledge, cultural burning, and Indigenous fire stewardship in Alberta. Students examine historical context and case studies while reflecting on the differences between beneficial and destructive fire.

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  • Students will define Traditional Ecological Knowledge and cultural burning.
  • Students will explain the historical role of fire in Alberta ecosystems.
  • Students will analyze Indigenous wildfire prevention practices through case studies.
  • Students will compare low-intensity cultural burning with high-intensity wildfires.