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Traditional Fire Burn demo postponed

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Updated September 9 2019 - 2:40pm, first published 2:30pm
Cultural burning encourages the regeneration of native grasses and production of new feed. It reduces scrub and fuel which helps in preventing intense future bushfires. Importantly, it assists in promoting biodiversity.
Cultural burning encourages the regeneration of native grasses and production of new feed. It reduces scrub and fuel which helps in preventing intense future bushfires. Importantly, it assists in promoting biodiversity.

UPDATE: Moonbahlene Local Aboriginal Land Council chief executive officer Helen Duroux advises that the Traditional Fire Burn workshop set for this week has been postponed, in light of the current fire crisis.

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Donna Ward

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