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Fig 1.

A-Fire frequency gradient (colour gradient), and selected study districts, B.- Land use map of study area for 2017. A–Map was created from fire count data (2013 to 2017) from ERORIC-AFIS under a CC BY license, with permission from EORIC, Ghana, original copyright (2017). B—Land use map—Republished from [CERSGIS-SERVIR] under a CC BY license, with permission from SERVIR, original copyright (2017).

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Fig 2.

Selection of communities and households for the survey.

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Table 1.

Fire count from 2013–2017 (November to April).

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Table 2.

Gender, age and educational distribution of respondents.

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Table 3.

Multiple regression coefficients for the relationships between fire use practices and activities with some socio-demographic variables.

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Table 4.

Respondents’ frequency of fire use for activities across the selected districts.

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Table 5.

Respondents’ practice of fire control in socio-cultural fire use practices across the fire frequency districts.

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Table 6.

Respondents’ perceptions of the importance of fire regimes across the six fire districts.

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Fig 3.

A—Respondents’ opinions on A—Positive effect of fire and B—Negative effects of fire on the environment.

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