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Science · 9–11

Indigenous Fire Management Practices: Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Land Management

This four-page worksheet introduces Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Indigenous fire management practices, including cool burns and seasonal timing.

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This four-page worksheet introduces Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Indigenous fire management practices, including cool burns and seasonal timing. Students connect Indigenous practices with prescribed burning, fire ecology, and modern wildfire prevention strategies.

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  • Students will define Traditional Ecological Knowledge.
  • Students will explain Indigenous fire management practices.
  • Students will analyze how fire affects ecosystems.
  • Students will evaluate how Traditional Ecological Knowledge can complement modern fire prevention strategies.