Presentations:

• Ecological Consequences of Varying Fire Severity. I. Mapping Fire Severity on Kangaroo Island.
  

Presentations:

• Project Phoenix - Learning From One of South Australia's Most Devastating Fires.
  

Presentations:

• Prescribed Burning: How Can It Work to Conserve the Things That We Value?
• What Determines Area Burned? Relative Importance of Fuel Management, Ignition Management and Weather in Five Landscape-Fire-Succession Models.

Presentations:

• The Relative Importance of Fire Frequency and Environmental Gradients for Rainforest Distribution in the Sydney Region.
• Patterns in the Probability of Burning with Time-Since-Fire in the Greater Sydney Region
• Classifying the Fire Responses of Plants: Population Level Data Vs. Standard Species' Responses.

Presentations:

• Behind the Flaming Zone: Coarse Woody Fuel Consumption in Australian Forest Fires.
  

Presentations:

• Quantifying the Effectiveness of Fuel Management in Modifying Wildfire Behaviour.
  

Presentations:

• Why Expose Yourself to Unnecessary Risks Every Time the Alarm Goes and Your Crew Takes Off On a Mission? Your Job is Tough Enough as it is.
  

Presentations:

• Fire and Cultural Resource Management: Aboriginal Wetland Burning in Kakadu National Park.
  

• The Mallee Fire and Biodiversity Project-Gaining a Better Understanding of the Needs of Fauna in Relation to Fire.

Presentations:

• Diet, Weight and Fitness in Firefighters.
  

Presentations:

• Decline of Temperate Overstorey Eucalypts in the Absence of Fire.
  

Presentations:

• Compressed Air Foam Systems in Structural and Wildland Urban Interface Firefighting. 

• Sediment Movement Following Prescribed Burning - A Comparison of two Prescribed Burns Using Visual Observations, Erosion Pins and Digital Close Range Photogrammetry.

Presentations:

• Accounting and Verification of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Fire Management Programs in Northern Australia.
  
• Savanna Burning and its Interaction with other Disturbance Events in Northern Australia.

Presentations:

• Engaging Communities in Preparedness for Wildfire Through Identifying Vulnerability and Capacities.
• Householder Bushfire Preparation: Decision-Making and the Implications for Risk Communication.
  

Presentations:

• Help! My Partner is a Volunteer Firefighter: Searching for the Balance Between Brigade and Family Life.
  

Presentations:

• GIS Supporting Fire Management Decisions in South Australia.
• Mapping Support for Bushfire Response in South Australia.
• GIS Supporting Incident Management Decision making in South Australia.
  

Presentations:

• Assessing the Effects of Contrasting Fire Intervals on Biodiversity at a Landscape Level.

Presentations:

• Fuel Discontinuities and Associated Non-Linear Fire Dynamics in Australian Mallee-Heath Vegetation.
  

Presentations:

• How Worst Case Scenarios are Considered by Bushfire Firefighters: An Interview Study.
  

Presentations:

• Factors Contributing to Citizen-Agency Trust Before, During and After a Wildfire.