The map pins below show where the project has funded and supported ranger teams and project partners to put in right-way fire. Right-way fire means burning is occurring on-country at the right time of year when weather conditions ensure that fires are small, patchy, low intensity, and are scattered throughout the landscape using traditional Indigenous and contemporary fire methods. This includes the use of incendiary machines from helicopters and on-ground techniques. For more information on our fire project click here.
Right Way Fire Trips | |
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Durba Hills, WA (2019) | View details |
Well 33, WA (2019) | View details |
Kiwirrkurra, WA (2019) | View details |
Mt Bennett, NT (2019) | |
Dragon Tree Soak, WA (2019) | View details |
Oak Valley, SA (2019) | View details |
Tallararra, NT (2019) | View details |
Katiti-Petermann IPA, NT (2019) | |
Mangalawarru, NT (2019) | View details |
Ngurrara, WA (May 2020) | View details |
Ngurrara, WA (June 2020) | |
Karlantijpa, NT (2020) | |
Durba Hills, WA (2020) | View details |
Kiwirrkurra, WA (2020) | View details |
Ngurrara, WA (July 2020) | |
Eagle Bore, WA (2020) | View details |
Katjarra, WA (2020) | View details |
Watarrka, NT (2020) | View details |