Fire Updates

The December 2011-January 2012 edition of Fire Update reports on the Stakeholders Council and Annual General Meeting held in Melbourne on 23 November.

The November 2011 edition of Fire Update reports on the Research Advisory Forum, which included a visit to the CSIRO pyrotron. And more.

The October 2011 Fire Update newsletter reports on Bushfire CRC work at the University of Western Australia on the Perth Hills fires of early 2011 and a follow-up public meeting, as well as a community research checklist and progress on using human factors research.

The September 2011 Fire Update newsletter sums up a busy month - a huge annual conference, a national seasonal bushfire outlook, a show and tell in Parliament House, an award for a special researcher, and more.

The August 2011 Fire Update newsletter highlights the upcoming annual conference and the Northern Australia Seasonal Bushfire Outlook. It also has a word on research literature reviews, fire danger ratings and having the Bushfire CRC at your event.

The July 2011 Fire Update newsletter reports on the release of the final report from the Volunteerism project, the Northern Fire Managers meeting, a webinar on Canadian fire danger ratings, and a new prescribed burning project.

The June 2011 Fire Update newsletter reports on the Research Advisory Forum in Brisbane, a public event in Stawell, and conferences in South Africa and San Diego.

The May 2011 Fire Update newsletter reports on the launch of the Annual Conference program in Sydney by the NSW Minister for Police and Emergency Services. Also a public event in Stawell, a RAF, and Wildfire 2011.

The April 2011 Fire Update newsletter reports that more students are completing their thesis, the Australasian Fire Research Institute gains momentum, and the Science Day will be a feature of the annual conference this year.

The March Bushfire CRC newsletter contains updates on the research survey work being carried out in the Perth hills following last month's fires, the Convair water bomber trial and more.