A Short Film on Cultural Burning - ABV Supports First Nations Land Management

Cultural burning is creating healthy country to encourage endemic (found in the specific area) plant species and country that holds fire resilience.
The difference with a cultural burn is that the fire burns "low and slow", preserving the integrity of the soil and preventing regrowth for longer than typical backburning methods.
The heat point doesn't damage the earth and promotes the growth of the natives of the area that are used for medicine and are fed on by the wildlife.
The Batemans Bay Local Aboriginal Land Council, who warmly and openly collaborated with us, made this conference possible.
This project was funded by the Disaster Risk Reduction Fund (DRRF) which is jointly funded by the Australian and New South Wales governments.