How traditional wisdom about volcanoes helps geologists predict eruptions today

Centuries-old volcanic traditions validated by modern science are reshaping how geologists predict eruptions today.

Centuries-old volcanic traditions validated by modern science are reshaping how geologists predict eruptions today.

Indigenous and historical accounts of volcanic eruptions are reshaping how scientists understand volcanic patterns and assess risks for communities living in volcanic regions.

Indigenous peoples developed thousand-year observational records of volcanoes that modern science is now validating and integrating into hazard prediction.

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