Hazard Reductions explained

Follow Superintendent Adam Dewberry and Station Officer Heath Langdon as they explain what a hazard reduction is and how they are typically performed by Fire and Rescue NSW. This hazard reduction was located at Warragamba NSW.
Hazard reductions are conducted by different agencies in NSW. NSW Rural Fire Service and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service also conduct them.
The NSW Rural Fire Service is the lead agency for all bushfire related information. For more information on Hazard Reductions in NSW, visit the NSW Rural Fire Service website here: www.rfs.nsw.gov...
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[@Sasha-jn7do]

Do NSW fire related departments research and educate on the risks and benefits of hazard reductions compared to Indigenous cultural burning?

[@Jaydagamer-yt]

How old do you have to be to volunteer

[@Danjs112]

Is this a low intensity burn, doesn't look it?

[@user-bw1mp7ws7y]

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[@davidpearn4344]

Will you stop lighting fires on extreme fire days

[@TransitTracker]

There doing so it doesn’t happen later on in spring

[@fireandrescuensw]

We conduct these only after checking for optimal conditions.

[@crowntime3700]

???

[@jinn1074]

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