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31 July, 2024

Mike says:

Follow up burns by restoring native species instead of weeds. No point in burning that encourages African lovegrass.

31 July, 2024

Mike says:

Stop mowing threatened species such as hoary sunray.

31 July, 2024

Mike says:

Mowing in asset protection zones should be at greater height to allow survival of native vegetation instead of scalping the growth.

31 July, 2024

Mike says:

Control the grassy weeds. Reduce and replace the weeds. Match control burns to native regeneration cycles.

30 July, 2024

Linda Beveridge says:

Low burn and no canopy scorch promised, but canopy scorch occurs. Explained as "accident". How better control burns? Make site size smaller

30 July, 2024

Linda Beveridge says:

Better modelling and planning for sustainability in areas adjacent to burnt sites, e.g. ensure not within 5 years of adjacent burn

30 July, 2024

Linda Beveridge says:

Better modelling for sustainable ecology; e.g. why control burn a site every 5 years when so many species need to 7-10 years to mature

25 July, 2024

Steve says:

Ensure telecommunication facilities (towers) can run off-grid and are reasonably likely to survive a fire.

18 July, 2024

Tony says:

Significantly increase the programs for prescribed burning and cultural burning to meet the intent of the 2003 inquiry recommendations.

18 July, 2024

Tony says:

Identify lessons for fire management and fire suppression from 2020 Orroral Valley bushfire and practice adaptive management

18 July, 2024

Tony says:

Increase the number of Community Fire Units and enhance empowerment of these units to support at risk communities to contribute during fires

18 July, 2024

Tony says:

Review recommendations from 2020 NSW bushfire inquiry and incorporate relevant aspects into SBMPv5 strategies and actions