In East Afrikan savanna, we also burn bushes so as to help the earth replenish itself with nutrients. The ash from the burnt grass fertilises the soil to produce more nutritious pasture.
@@thebuilder2018Both fire treatments increased soil moisture and organic matter, while reducing soil density. That means burning improved soil health overall. Do your research
@@gms2602 thank you for your kind comments...as I tend to find that when I make a comment on any social media about my people there's always someone with a whole lot of negativity ♥️♥️
God bless these people. They've been killed off to the point of only making 3% of the Australian population and displaced. I admire them and detest the demons that put them in poverty. The original people of earth will rise up soon
Of course they're only 3%, new people arrived and made a society that could support more people. So 3% doesn't tell anything about how many of them were killed, but yeah there was a lot of killing back in the days. The true killer has always been new virus or bacteria, that's also the story for these people
@@henriknielsen9674 are we now shifting blame for the demise of a people... The tru land owners which today are still being denied their rights... We acknowledge the cultural knowledge in the day and in the night we sneak around and steal their land from right under the sleeping bodies.. How sad........
It’s true the Aboriginals were here first in Australia 🇦🇺 and know the land better than anyone else. I live here and I’m still amazed at how vast and big our dessert is! The narration you guys wrote about Australia seems a bit harsh! We are not experiencing daily climate issues. I’m sure the whole world is.
It's universal, we do it in Denmark too.. So did the native Americans (North and South). It's something every people have noticed, fire make useless material into food for new life
This strategy is one of the major proposed extinction reasons for the Mega- Fauna after human habitation in Australia; but I agree it is an effective strategy for increasing food potential in an area but also modifies existing normal ecosystems
@ 4:30 "Despite the chaos of a tormented Colonial past"? Do you know how big and vast Australia really is? When were cars invented? How many petrol stations were around Australia? And what about roads? When were they laid or a bush track made? I doubt any colonials had covered 100% of Australia and the majority of people live on the coast not the desert! The Australian Aborigines are still the biggest landholders in Australia
Back burning you burn a patch of grass than you burn another patch ahead of it and the two fires will meet up and burn out because there's nothing to burn
Oh come on, there are far better forms of management. Also, the didge is an Arnhem Land instrument, only spread around other tribal populations in recent years.
they were so advanced that they were naked when Cook arrived ,,,,50,,000 years and no improvement ,stop demeaning them and spend all the wasted money to bring kids up to standard
@@geraldgreenman4715they had clothes not the same as you but used from animal skin your people are so advanced you killed 70 percent of the wildlife population and believe your holy beings. Just demons
Were did they get the matches .they didnt have them thousands of years ago. I thought they rubbed 2 sticks together.wat if it got out of control they couldn't holler for a fire brigade
So when natives burn the land, it's a good thing. But if the rest of us says "we gotta remove dry material to avoid dangerous wildfires" then we are called nuts and told to just leave nature alone 🤔🤨😂
@@tornadosirenwednesday no they don't, they just do what has always worked pretty much everywhere in the world. You burn an area, then move in and live there until you burn a new area and move there. It's about making fresh grass to attract animals AND to avoid your camp getting caught in a fire. They're not doing anything special or advanced and it wouldn't work for a city environment. We need to bring back forest management, because it's not climate changes that are killing people in those fires, it's the lack of managing the fuel laying everywhere!
@@atruenutlots of these "green" politicians and voters, think that it's best for natur to leave it totally alone. But that makes it impossible to put out wildfires and since we aren't nomads anymore, we are screwed in many towns living close to forests
Haha Haha I'm helping the kangaroos by leaving them days without eating and killing millions of insects and small invertebrates! Plants don't need to be burned to grow healthy!
@@dilkhozaimarwat3479 Don't insult biology and natural selection! This theory of yours has no scientific proof. Plants don't need to be burned, it's normal competition between them!
Yes land does profit from being burned. Plants have evolved to depend on it. Personally I'm sick of people who think they are smart with great ideas when they're really ignorant fools who try to force everyone else to validate their big egos.
I was shocked to know that over three billion people still cook their food over animal dung... It's amazing that so many people on earth have not moved forward since stepping out of the cave in defeating the dinosaurs 🦖🦕
It's because they live in the geographical location they live in. If they didnt burn dung, they couldnt live there. Where would they all go? NYC or LA and 'be happy'?
@@jamessharpe6699 they wouldnt be in the desert? But they WANT to be there. Remember the starving people in ethiopia in tv? That happened due to regular droughts causing people to move and then have tribal conflicts. The government built them villages. Nothing fancy, but provided them with food and housing. As soon as the rains and animals came back, they left for the bush again. Its been very frustrating for the government.
