This two day, multi-disciplinary fire management conference will focus on how fire can be used to rehabilitate degraded landscapes, restore ecological integrity and reinstate resilience into the environment and the community. The conference represents in depth knowledge from the NCC in integrative fire management.

Who should contribute? Fire ecologists, fire agencies, restoration consultants and any organisations, agencies/communities/individuals using fire to restore bushland or grassland.

Who should attend? People involved in bushfire planning, management and operational activities, including property owners and volunteers as well as people involved in ecological restoration and management, such as bush regenerators and consultancies.

Find out more about the program and registration details here.

ACELG conducts courses for local government professionals in this area such Building in Bushfire Prone Areas and Planning for Bushfire Prone Areas.