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Prescribed burn in Superior marks return of  ‘ishkode,’ or ‘good fire’

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Evan Larson, a fire ecologist at UW-Platteville, says the spark has been ignited for a return to cultural prescribed burns. This centuries-old Indigenous practice once helped red pine and blueberries flourish along Lake Superior. The post Prescribed burn in Superior marks return of  ‘ishkode,’ or ‘good fire’ appeared first on WPR.
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Prescribed burn in Superior marks return of  ‘ishkode,’ or ‘good fire’

Evan Larson, a fire ecologist at UW-Platteville, says the spark has been ignited for a return to cultural prescribed burns. This centuries-old Indigenous practice once helped red pine and blueberries flourish along Lake Superior. The post Prescribed burn in Superior marks return of  ‘ishkode,’ or ‘good fire’ appeared first on WPR.

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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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