A 'Prescribed Burning Decision Support Tool' was recognised at the recent AFAC19 powered by INTERSHUTZ Conference, with Brian Levine from ACT Parks and Conservation Service awarded for his initiative.
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Traditional Owners and Indigenous and non-Indigenous fire practitioners and agency representatives gathered on Wurundjeri land to discuss cultural burning for management outcomes, as part of the...
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A five-day workshop for senior Traditional Owners and Indigenous Rangers was recently held in the Northern Territory.
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Gain a practical overview of the science of meteorology, tailored to meet the needs of the disaster resilience sector with a meteorology masterclass in Adelaide and Melbourne.
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Each Australian state and territory will have the opportunity to attend the Understanding Disaster Risk national forums, which will bring outcomes from the National Resilience Taskforce to life.
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‘Are we future ready?’ was the question up for discussion when delegates began exploring the future of disaster preparedness at the Australian Disaster Resilience Conference.
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The Understanding Disaster Risk national forums will focus on how to avoid natural hazards becoming disasters when they intersect with a vulnerable society and where the consequences can exceed...
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2018 and 2019 represent two significant anniversaries in Australia’s earthquake history. 2018 marked 100 years since the ‘Great Queensland Quake’ of 1918 with this year marking 30 years since the...
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Three handbooks in the Australian Disaster Resilience Handbook Collection have been agreed for review and development in 2019-20.
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AIDR has engaged with the Gender and Disaster Pod to improve our understanding of LGBTIQ+ people’s experience of disasters and emergency situations and the attitudes towards the knowledge of LGBTIQ+...
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