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Cultural burning impacts on soil health
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This project was a partnership between the Murramarang Local Aboriginal Land Council and community, Yuin elders and school children, the NSW Bushfire Hub and the University of Wollongong...

Cultural Burning for Resilience
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From the 2025-26 fire year, near real-time FESM data for wildfires will be published through each fire season. Analytics will be presented in a live dashboard.

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This video explores the ongoing work of the Darling Baaka River Health Program, a collaborative effort led by the NSW Environment Protection Authority and DCCEEW in partnership with the...

Senior Ranger Max Quayle and Dr Kathryn Korbel at the Darling Baaka River
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Remote sensing scientists at NSW DCCEEW have developed a novel approach for broad-scale, early monitoring of post-fire biomass recovery. Observational monitoring of post-fire biomass...

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Remote sensing scientists from the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (NSW DCCEEW) Science and Insights Division have developed a new approach to mapping the...

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Using a combination of high-resolution satellite imagery and machine learning, remote sensing scientists at DCCEEW routinely map the severity of fires in NSW, aiding partners in conservation...

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