The Royal GeographicalSociety of Queensland Ltd
The Royal Society of Queensland and the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland presents:-
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Fire in the Landscape
The Australian landscape has been formed by fire for millennia. The arrival of Europeans altered landuse and traditional management regimes. Recent global warming and increasing populations in fire-risk zones pose new challenges along with potential conflicts between agricultural production and conservation. A public forum on the management of fire in the landscape will address some critical questions including:
Is the knowledge of the past appropriate for the future?
What do we know, what do we need to know, and what science do we need to develop appropriate landscape policy?”
How do we balance the values and needs of different stakeholders in managing fire in today’s landscape?
A panel of expert speakers will bring different perspectives to this important subject:
A view from academia Professor Patrick Moss, Head, School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, QUT: A view from the coal face Mr. Alistair Hartley, National fire program officer for Bush Heritage Australia: Balancing policy and practice Mr. Lee Johnson, Former Fire Commissioner Qld and founding member of emerging leaders for climate action: * This event may be recorded
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