#Breaking - The Victorian grassland earless dragon, not sighted since 1969 and once feared to be extinct, has been rediscovered at a secret location.
Full story here: https://t.co/pTEUiJceqC
Standard practice in Australia, newsworthy in the UK
Interesting to see how people are having to adapt to changing fire regimes. Headline makes it sound kinda negative though
Tactical burning by crews to safe property making the news ๐๐ป๐๐ป
Rhondda Cynon Taf: Deliberate fire set to save attraction https://t.co/vFGvZJEVGU
We released the Seasonal Bushfire Outlook for Winter 2023 today, showing above normal fire potential across much of Central Australia and parts of NSW, as well as below normal fire potential in parts of the Great Dividing Range.
https://t.co/T1IUJa3TWw
New paper of planned burning during Black Summer.
"During extreme fire events, recent fuel reduction burning can aid wildfire suppression locally but will have a highly variable effect on the extent and severity of wildfires at larger scales."
https://t.co/KeSmjwOeJw
There's an official government petition to raise the PhD stipends in Australia to $45k. Their current rate of less than $30k makes it impossible to focus on research and will have long term impacts on Australian trained scientists. Sign it! https://t.co/vX64i8ErM1
The UK is experiencing a shift in fire regime & it's happening faster than many of us expected. We're making strides in preparedness & response thanks to strong leadership @CFOAfire & other communities/stakeholders, but we're still playing catch up
@UKFDRS
https://t.co/BZydN2mdXp
If the time between fires (intervals) is too short, plants have insufficient time to grow seeds. Without seeds, some plants are at "immaturity risk" if another fire occurs. But do these "immaturity risk" intervals depend on fire severity? 1/
https://t.co/y397OQqQA1
Please congratulate your 2023 #EucalyptoftheYear, the spectacular Sydney Red Gum, Angophora costata!
The Sydney Red Gum is synonymous with the sandstone escarpments of coastal NSW.
This is the first year that an Angophora has taken out the gum gong!
#NationalEucalyptDay
Come and work with us at the NSW Bushfire and Natural Hazards Research Centre.
We are hiring:
Research Centre Manager: https://t.co/Tqr31KT5YO
Project and Communications Coordinator: https://t.co/ZNa4ix7ynP
Both based at the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment.