The workshop draws on lessons from a 20-year restoration project, showing how Traditional Cool Burning, the latest mechanical mulching technology, and sound ecological research can work together to reduce fuel loads while helping nature recover.

You’ll hear from landowner Paul Davis, Cultural Fire Practitioner Jason Smith, Conservation Ecologist Matt Taylor, and fire science academics from the University of Tasmania, with demonstrations and explanations throughout.
Register at fairyland.net.au
The workshop draws on lessons from a 20-year restoration project, showing how Traditional Cool Burning, the latest mechanical mulching technology, and sound ecological research can work together to reduce fuel loads while helping nature recover.

You’ll hear from landowner Paul Davis, Cultural Fire Practitioner Jason Smith, Conservation Ecologist Matt Taylor, and fire science academics from the University of Tasmania, with demonstrations and explanations throughout.
Register at fairyland.net.au
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