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Bushfire

A pelican standing in water

Gippsland Lakes face increased threats caused by climate change

  • Bushfire
  • Climate change
  • Conservation
  • Extreme events

Lessons from disasters will help maintain Australia’s excellent air quality

  • Air quality
  • Bushfire
  • Urban planning
An abandoned car sits among the ash as a reminder of the Kosciuszko fire, Snowy Mountains, Australia. Pictured on the shores of Jourama Pondage Talbingo January 2020. Image by Kate Langford, CSIRO

Spreading like wildfires

  • Bushfire
  • Climate change
  • Extreme events

Facing the future of disaster resilience

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Extreme events
country side with smoke plume in the distance

Protecting the health of Australians through improved bushfire smoke forecasting

  • Air quality
  • Atmosphere
  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events

Ten steps to increasing bushfire resilience

  • Bushfire
  • Climate change
  • Extreme events
  • Urban planning
A raging Australian bushfire with large flames against a green forest. Image/Flickr

Why hazard reduction burning is no smokescreen

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
A boat sits on the water while the bush behind it (on the edge of the lake) is on fire.

One House to save many

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Extreme events
Diagram showing resilience planning

Building our nation’s climate and disaster resilience: where to from here?

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Extreme events
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