This framework provides an approach to consider the steps and processes land managers can take when seeking the best ecological outcomes with regards to prescribed burning. It offers a synthesis of concerns, approaches and activities that organisations across Australia engage in to manage ecological risks associated with prescribed burning.
https://knowledge.aidr.org.au/media/4865/a-risk-framework-for-ecological-risks-associated-with-prescribed-burning.pdf
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