Altered fire regimes and climate change mean that severe wildfires are more frequent and more likely to have negative impacts on both fire-prone and fire-resistant ecosystems in Australia, and the many species these ecosystems support.
This collection pulls together resources to support assessing and addressing impacts from bushfires on biodiversity, including threatened species and threatened ecological communities. It includes: assessment tools; approaches to protecting biodiversity through wildfires; guidelines and examples for restoring biodiversity impacted by bushfires; considerations for managing other threats in the context of bushfire recovery; and approaches to resilient restoration.
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