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The Xerente people of Brazil are revolutionizing wildfire management by using ancient, controlled burning techniques to prevent catastrophic fires—especially as climate change and El Niño loom. Once wrongly blamed for fires, they’re now partnering with environmental officials to blend ancestral wisdom with modern science, creating firebreaks and protecting ecosystems in the Cerrado. This collaboration marks a powerful shift in policy, proving that Indigenous knowledge is not just valuable—but essential—for sustainable land stewardship in the face of climate threats.
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