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NDRRGP Developing a pathway for reducing the peri-urban backyard bushfire hazard in Hobart

This Natural Disaster Risk Reduction Grant Program (NDDRGP) funded project is centred around unde...

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Sparking Conversations, Igniting Action

Sparking Conversations, Igniting Action is a joint initiative of the Greater Hobart councils – ...

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Healthy Environments and Lives

HEAL Network The Australia-wide Healthy Environments And Lives (HEAL) Network aims to catalyse re...

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T2-A5 Bushfire risk at the rural-urban interface

Natural Hazards Research Australia Co-designed, Stakeholder driven research into understanding of...

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NDRRGP Tasmanian Bushfire Preparedness Survey

Tasmanians are at high risk from bushfire – 98 per cent of the state has been mapped as bushfir...

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David Bowman
ARC Laureate Fellowship Practical and Sustainable pathways to community coexistence with bushfires

This 5-year project addresses an urgent national and global challenge to policy and practice: the...

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Past Projects

NDRRGP: The Social and Biophysical effects of alternative strategies to reduce bushfire danger in Hobart

This project investigates how the City of Hobart’s strategies to reduce bushfire risk in su...

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Bushfires and Your Health

Reducing the health risks of bushfire and smoke: An online educationinitiative empowering Tasmani...

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NDRRGP Developing pathways for reducing the peri-urban backyard bushfire hazard in Hobart

Our 2020-21 NDRRGP-funded project generated targeted pathways for engaging with residents. One su...

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