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Traditional and aerial burning used to protect Sandalwood from bushfires | Landline | ABC Australia

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September 11, 2023

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Sandalwood is prized for its fragrant oil and its heartwood can sell for up to $15,000 a tonne.

A remote Western Australian community is combining traditional fire burns with modern techniques delivered by chopper to protect it from bushfires. Landline’s Andrew Chounding reports.

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