Nasa images capture wet and dry cycles in namibia’s etosha pan

Nasa images capture wet and dry cycles in namibia’s etosha pan

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However, with evidence piling up that needed occasional fire to keep the ecosystem healthy, park managers started using it as a tool in 1981.  With time, as the system evolved,


lightning-ignited blazes have been allowed to burn more frequently with prescribed burns that create a patchwork of natural fire breaks. These managed burns also prevent the build-up of


excess fuel, lowering the severity of future wildfires.