Only through collaborative projects and highly adaptive organizations can we overcome and address the uncertainties associated with tomorrow’s fires....More
Before the Smoke! emphasizes the importance of relationship-building between local fire departments and residents, and how these partnerships can make a marked difference in a community’s effort to reduce its wildfire risk despite department budget cuts and limited fire suppression resources....More
While drought and extreme wind were the underlying factors of the fire, building materials and defensive space around the perimeter of a property within the wildland urban interface influenced the path of the fire, according to the report....More
By Gary New -- We need some type of all-terrain track-driven platform: a battle tank. Such vehicles could go anywhere, pump fire suppression products in any direction, get out of trouble as quickly as it can get into it....More
The strengthening of shelter options represents a significant public policy development, particularly in the overall context of relatively immature bushfire safety policy....More
How do we effectively train people for dangerous work in high-risk environments, where leadership, decision-making and risk management reign supreme?...More
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