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Bushfire

fire front moving across green farmland

A spark of hope in predicting bushfire behaviour

  • Bushfire
  • Climate models
  • Extreme events
A beach facing slope with homes damaged by bushfire

Safety among the gum trees for Wye River

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Extreme events

Systematically addressing disaster resilience in Australia could save billions

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
  • Urban planning
close up of white leatherwood flower against green folage.

Bushfires have a sting in the tail for Tasmania’s honey industry

  • Bushfire
  • Conservation
Bushfire burns dangerously close to residential property

Future bushfires will be worse: we need to adapt now

  • Bushfire
  • Climate adaptation
  • Climate change
Man in orange coat looking at flame

Bushfire in Australia: understanding ‘hell on Earth’

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
A sign with fire danger ratings

Fire danger: topography, weather and fuel

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events
Two people in high visibility clothing standing in burnt wreckage

Bushfire resilience: preparing yourself and your property

  • Bushfire
  • Extreme events

CSIRO and Ngadju tackle bushfires in the Great Western Woodlands

  • Bushfire
  • Ecosystem management
  • Indigenous knowledge
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