This practical workshop has been designed as the next step in property fire management planning.

The event is intended for landholders who are interested in taking steps to use fire as a management tool on their property, whether they have already developed a property fire management plan or not. This workshop is an interactive, outdoor walk-and-talk where we will demonstrate the concepts and build your understanding while looking at how it all fits together in the bush.

Attendees will be taken through:

The decision-making process required to determine an appropriate burn area.
Understanding regulations and permits.
On-ground preparation required.
The impacts of weather, slope and vegetation (including weeds).
Fuel hazard assessment techniques.
Ignition techniques.
Essential safety protocols and landholder responsibility.

Come prepared:

Closed in shoes.
Long pants, long sleeves.
Reusable water bottle.
Hat.
Sunscreen.
Bushwalking gaiters (if you have them).
Rain jacket (if necessary).

This is a free workshop with catering included.

For more information, contact Michael from Healthy Land & Water's Queensland Fire & Biodiversity Consortium on michael.c@hlw.org.au

The event is being delivered in partnership with the Western Downs Regional Council and supported by the Queensland Fire & Biodiversity Consortium.

Assistance is being provided through the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.

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