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Indigenous fire stewardship brings rare Ontario prairie back. After nearly disappearing, the Black Oak Savanna at Alderville First Nation is thriving again thanks to 25 years of Indigenous-led restoration. Controlled burns, seed collection and invasive species removal have rebuilt one of Canada’s rarest ecosystems, where fewer than 1% of tallgrass prairies remain globally.
https://thenarwhal.ca/alderville-black-oak-savanna-conservation/#ShareGoodNewsToo
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