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CLIMATEWIRE – Large wildfires are a natural process in some of Siberia’s forest ecosystems, but warmer temperatures and drier conditions may be leading to larger and more ferocious burns that could threaten the forests’ ability to regenerate.
Martina Tyrrell Honorary Research Fellow and Human Geographer, the University of Exeter
The relationship between Indigenous organizations and environmental NGOs used to be one of conflict and suspicion. But now these groups are working together to protect species, environments, culture and a common future.
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