This Fact Sheet provides suggestions for landscaping in bushfire areas, with reference to vegetation placement, continuity, maintenance and species
selection.
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- About
- Events, News and Opportunities
- Landcare Groups
- Projects
- Current Projects
- Completed Projects
- Saving Swift Parrots
- The Riverina Harvest Festival 2025
- Harvest Riverina 2026
- Biodiversity Conservation Trust (BCT) Workshops
- Connecting young people with nature
- Blooming Connections – Connecting Seniors Program 2025
- Partnering in Private Land Conservation
- Landcare-led Resilience Project
- Creating New Paddock Sentinels
- Resources
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Fact Sheet 03: Planting in Bushfire Areas
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