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 Burn days = long days

CFMC photos

 Burn days = long days

Burn days = long days

 Rick lights the test fire with a bundle of wormwood

Rick lights the test fire with a bundle of wormwood

 The green (left), and the black (right)

The green (left), and the black (right)

 The Klamath hillsides are no joke!

The Klamath hillsides are no joke!

 ...and neither is the smoke!

...and neither is the smoke!

 One of the CFMC's usual goals is to top-kill beaked hazel, so its stems will regrow straight — perfect for basketry

One of the CFMC's usual goals is to top-kill beaked hazel, so its stems will regrow straight — perfect for basketry

 Blistered hazel stems — a sign that the heat was just right

Blistered hazel stems — a sign that the heat was just right

 Driptorch POV — the Firing crew's job is to light it up

Driptorch POV — the Firing crew's job is to light it up

 The Holding crew's job is to keep the fire contained, and knock it down when it starts to climb

The Holding crew's job is to keep the fire contained, and knock it down when it starts to climb

 The beauty of an evening burn

The beauty of an evening burn

 Drones are giving the CFMC better fire monitoring, and (as of 2025) new capacity for remote ignitions

Drones are giving the CFMC better fire monitoring, and (as of 2025) new capacity for remote ignitions

 Freshly burned territory, awaiting Mech ney-kem kue po-o (putting water on the hot stuff)

Freshly burned territory, awaiting Mech ney-kem kue po-o (putting water on the hot stuff)

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 Burn days = long days
 Rick lights the test fire with a bundle of wormwood
 The green (left), and the black (right)
 The Klamath hillsides are no joke!
 ...and neither is the smoke!
 One of the CFMC's usual goals is to top-kill beaked hazel, so its stems will regrow straight — perfect for basketry
 Blistered hazel stems — a sign that the heat was just right
 Driptorch POV — the Firing crew's job is to light it up
 The Holding crew's job is to keep the fire contained, and knock it down when it starts to climb
 The beauty of an evening burn
 Drones are giving the CFMC better fire monitoring, and (as of 2025) new capacity for remote ignitions
 Freshly burned territory, awaiting Mech ney-kem kue po-o (putting water on the hot stuff)
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Future Ecologies thanks all of our amazing Patrons for their ongoing support, as well as the Vancouver Foundation’s Small Arts Grant for helping us launch our first season, and the Sitka Foundation for helping support our fourth and sixth seasons (with fiscal sponsorship from the Community Radio Education Society and the Institute for Sustainability Education and Action respectively)

Our illustrations are by Amanda Cassidy. Our wordmark is by Christopher Heffley. The podcast is recorded and produced on the unceded and asserted territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ (Tsleil-Waututh), as well as the Penelakut, Hwlitsum, and other Hul'qumi'num-speaking peoples (otherwise known as Vancouver and Galiano Island, British Columbia)

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