The Hotspots team have produced a practical guide ‘The Ecological Site Assessment and Monitoring of Bush Fire Management- A guide for landholders’. Designed as a follow up to our Hotspots workshops, this guide aims to assist landholders to set objectives and measure outcomes of land management activities, specifying methods and resources to identify changes in vegetation and fuel loads, to refine and update property management plans and actions over time. Click here to access the full guide.
Interview with Felipe Aires – Fire, Flammability and Woody Weeds Felipe Aires completed his PhD in 2015 at the University...
North Sydney Council Interview Part 2 – Burn implementation and post-burn site care Read Part 1 of this article...
The Interaction between Fire and Weeds: A booklet for landholders in NSW This booklet is a welcome addition to...
Mia Dalby-Ball, from Kingfisher Urban Ecology, was interviewed on the renewed use of an old technology, the flame weeder....
Fire, Weeds and the Native Vegetation of New South Wales The Hotspots Fire Project released a Fire and Weeds...
Collaborative SOS project in southern NSW using cool autumn burning to support the Tarengo Leek Orchid.
African Lovegrass – an integrated approach to fire and weed management in the Cumberland Plain Integrating fire into Cumberland...
North Sydney Council Interview Part 1 – Site selection and Preparation On the 21st of September 2017 part...
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