Transforming Human-Fire Relationships: Co-creating landscape changes from Honduras to Sweden

Human-fire relationships have been and continue to be a pivotal part of human and planetary development. In the mainstream news, we see and hear how fire drives the global economy through internal combustion and how it, in its "wild form", engulfs landscapes. However, mainstream culture often forgets how fires also regenerate, rejuvenate and enable life to thrive. This thesis departs from the diverse, existential, multifaceted relationship between humans and fires. Specifically, it delves into two case studies with different human-fire relationships, exploring transformation pathways to enable landscape regeneration.