Site-Wide Activity

Living in the gaps – the vital role of tree hollows A Barking Owl (Ninox connivens) taking refuge in a hollow at South West Rocks. Photo by – Trevor Bullock Across New South Wales,

National Women’s Fire Workshop Smoking ceremony to begin the event, image from Common Ground taken by Colleen Raven Firesticks, a national Indigenous network empowering

Alarming Trends for Fire and Biodiversity The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has released its State of the Environment Report for 2024/25, providing an updated and sobering

Long-Term Impact of Cultural Burning and Shrub Cover A recent study has revealed that Indigenous cultural burning practices halved shrub cover across south-east Australia thousands of years before

LA Fires a Case Study for Australia? As Australians tracked from afar the devastation of the Los Angeles Palisades fires in January 2025 – including loss of life, 1,000s of lost h

New Fire Ecology Database from UNSW It is becoming increasingly apparent how different plant species are responding to fire in very different ways. Understanding these

Weaving caring for Country into fire risk management A community-led action research project on the far south coast of NSW on Djiringanj Country, is exploring the best way in which to reinstate

Koala Recovery in Southern NSW 5 years after Fires An ABC short documentary from the broadcaster’s Landline series, “Koala Recovery: The sanctuary helping nature recover from bushfire”,

Bushfire Conference Field Day – All Things Royal The Nature Conservation Council of NSW’s Bushfire Conference concluded on the third day with a wet but productive field day to the Royal N

NCC's 14th Biennial Bushfire Conference 2025 – Commissioner Rob Rogers delivering his opening address The Nature Conservation Council of NSW’s Bushfire Program delivered their 14th B