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Applying science, skills and stories at Ku-ring-gai, Sydney Directly following and complementing NCC’s 2023 Bushfire Conference, Managing Fire Together: Applying science, skills, and stories, NCC’s Bus

NCC Bushfire Conference 2023 NCC’s 13th biennial Bushfire Conference, “Managing Bushfire Together: Applying science, skills and stories”, took place on the 24-25th May,

Have you read our article on citizen science? If you have, you’ll know how important contributions to public citizen science datasets are, in order to assist with population monitoring, research, and m

Have you ever noticed dense thickets of Acacia emerge post-fire, and wondered if they may represent a long-term fire hazard? At our 2023 Bushfire Conference in May, NSW DPE Senior Research Scientist Andrew

Would you like to measure multiple aspects indicating the health of your property’s soil, without spending a fortune on expensive equipment? Take a look at DPI’s Soil Health Card resource, developed for the

Are grass fires dangerous? Find out more from the Climate Council

The Climate Council is an independent organisation which uses the latest science on climate to help tackle one of the biggest issues of our

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We’ve all heard about koala populations declining in numbers in recent years due to multiple threats such as land clearing of their habitat, climate change, disease and the devasting impacts of t

If you’re curious about how Indigenous cultural burning from around 10,000 years ago has implications for current land management, Alan Williams, Mark Constantine IV and Scott Mooney from UNSW write about t