After a devastating bushfire, efforts to help nature recover typically focus on vertebrates and plants . Yet extreme fires ...

These fires, while a natural part of many Australian ecosystems, have been intensifying in frequency and severity, posing a growing threat to the nation’s forests, wildlife, and communities.

2019 Was The Year The World Burned. Wildfires burned around the world this year from Australia, the Amazon and California. These forest blazes are part of nature but climate change is making them ...

In 2023 forest fires destroyed nearly 400 million hectares (988 million acres) of land around the world, killed more than 250 people and emitted 6.5 billion tonnes of the greenhouse gas carbon ...

It was voted as Australia’s Best Beach a few short months ago, but under the surface a dark shift is taking place. An army of ...

As wildfires burn from northwest Ontario to British Columbia, Canada is getting help from firefighters in Australia with a 96-personnel-strong contingent deployed.

A comparison of two nearly identical Australian forest fires—one in 1952, one in 2020—demonstrated that even with superior modern tools, both burned out of control. Suppression alone doesn’t work. The ...

The deployment is in response to a request from the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre, the service said. The Australian High Commissioner to Canada, Kate Logan, said the crews "are on their way ...

For example, in the 2019 to 2020 Australian wildfires, ... While the weather can influence forest fires and their occurrences, human activity exacerbates the situation even more.

Brazil: The Amazon on Fire Brazil is often at the forefront of forest fire discussions, particularly due to the Amazon rainforest, which is crucial for global biodiversity and carbon storage. In ...

RECENT multi-million-hectare forest fires in Canada have again highlighted the dichotomy of opinion within the Australian community when it comes to bushfires. The knee-jerk response from ...