Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Effective fire management is crucial for resilient landscapes and is a core focus of AWC’s conservation land management actions. We work alongside our First Nations partners to incorporate traditional burning practices in a contemporary framework combined with technology and cutting-edge research, that is developed and delivered by AWC land managers, ecologists and our partners. The strategies are tailored to respond to diverse local systems – from desert to savanna to rainforest and eucalypt forests – with the overarching aims of conserving and promoting biodiversity, protecting life and property, and controlling invasive weeds at a landscape scale.
Help protect our wildlife from wildfire: australianwildlife.org/support-us/fire-2023
Effective fire management is crucial for resilient landscapes and is a core focus of AWC’s conservation land management actions. We work alongside our First Nations partners to incorporate traditional burning practices in a contemporary framework combined with technology and cutting-edge research, that is developed and delivered by AWC land managers, ecologists and our partners. The strategies are tailored to respond to diverse local systems – from desert to savanna to rainforest and eucalypt forests – with the overarching aims of conserving and promoting biodiversity, protecting life and property, and controlling invasive weeds at a landscape scale.
Help protect our wildlife from wildfire: australianwildlife.org/support-us/fire-2023
