Australian Bush Fires

Australian Bushfires

Most of the fires are happening in Aboriginal protected areas, recognised as National parks such as the following:  Binna burra/ Wardell/Nymbodia national Park/ Whian Whian national Park/Nightcap/Mount Jerusalem.

These fires are critical to native species as the majority of koalas on Australia’s east coast live within the “Koala Triangle,” a region where the species could be extinct in as little as 30 years. Fires are raging through this area, potentially accelerating this timeline.

Here below are some of the breaking news: 

Here there is the link to Australia News with several videos: 

https://www.news.com.au/national/sydney-smoke-set-to-return-today-as-catastrophic-fire-danger-is-forecast-across-western-australia-and-south-australia/live-coverage/4f65292bfbca325e04cb5c8b4e485632

And a video about the damage:

In the following link you can check for active fires and how many hectares it has consumed (the map is refreshed every seven minutes):

https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/fires-near-me