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It is good at managing GHG emissions but there are many technical, political, governance, cultural, and legal challenges

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wildfires generate high GHG emissions, CO2, CH4, and N2O

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it involved putting fire to the landscape to benefit biodiversity.

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I think that it a safe idea that has benefits for the land and society as GHG emission can be reduced.

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Its great as it prevents uncontrolable fires

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Its great as it prevents uncontrolable fires

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I support it as it is very beneficial to the environment and can be great for the GHG.

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More moisture gets into the earth

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Methane (CH4) Carbon Dioxide (C02) The more that the fires are mitigating, the less GHG emissions are produced.

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Methane (CH4) Carbon Dioxide (C02) The more that the fires are mitigating, the less GHG emissions are produced.

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Modern firefighters wait for fires to arise and then they go and put them out; Indigenous burning involves planning the fires but controlling them so the land benefits.

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It is a valid solution as it has been used for centuries and has worked for the indigenous for thousands of years

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It is a valid solution as it has been used for centuries and has worked for the indigenous for thousands of years

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Indigenous peoples manage fire by putting fire to the landscape. Such as using matches as ignition tools that create mosaic landscapes in savannas, benefiting biodiversity. Then help maintaining species aggregated in habitats and protected them for the fire, also supporting fire dependent species.

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indigenous fire management use practices that had been used for centuries whereas modern methods used are flawed 

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indigenous fire management use practices that had been used for centuries whereas modern methods used are flawed 

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Methane, Carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide

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Because the method removes fuel for larger fires late in the dry season when the weather is very hot, at the same time as maintaining and protecting habitat for mammals, reptiles, insects and birds.

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Hazard burning is more dangerous and harmful to the environment.

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Hazard burning is more dangerous and harmful to the environment.

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the current ones people arent able to control the fire but the indigenous people can control the fire

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the current ones people arent able to control the fire but the indigenous people can control the fire

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Indigenous Fire Management involves Indigenous peoples putting fire to the landscape.

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Indigenous Fire Management involves Indigenous peoples putting fire to the landscape.

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they use the traditional fire burning where they burn the ground strategically in the early dry season and burn it in segments

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Traditional Indigenous burning practices in the late dry season by strategically breaking up the land into segments 

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Traditional Indigenous burning practices in the late dry season by strategically breaking up the land into segments 

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The Aboriginal method used to manage the community is called indigenous burning. In Indigenous burning the land is lit on fire in the late dry season and this helps reduce the impact of greenhouse emissions and is better for the land overall.

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Traditional Indigenous practices involve splitting the land into sections so fires may be managed.

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(CO2) carbon dioxide (CH4) Methane (N20) nitrous oxide

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(CO2) carbon dioxide (CH4) Methane (N20) nitrous oxide

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carbon dioxide (C02) methane (CH4) nitrous oxide (N20)