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Fire Ecology

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Cost
TBC
Ratio
TBC
Type
Staff-led
Duration
1 hour
Years
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Subject
Science

Fire is a key ecological process in the Australia landscape. The plants and animals of this hot dry land have adapted to fire and in many cases need it to survive. Fire germinates seeds, opens the canopy, and helps create vital nesting hollows for birds. It stimulates plant growth, changes the soil chemistry, and shatters granite tors. Tidbinbilla has seen many large fires and has been sculpted by these events. There is no better classroom to learn about the impact of fire and the vital role it plays in a healthy ecosystem.

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Fire is a key ecological process in the Australia landscape. The plants and animals of this hot dry land have adapted to fire and in many cases need it to survive. Fire germinates seeds, opens the canopy, and helps create vital nesting hollows for birds. It stimulates plant growth, changes the soil chemistry, and shatters granite tors. Tidbinbilla has seen many large fires and has been sculpted by these events. There is no better classroom to learn about the impact of fire and the vital role it plays in a healthy ecosystem.

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Join a ranger on an educational activity to learn more about the reserve, and its plants and animals. Guided activities can be booked for schools and organisations. We will do our best to accommodate your group within our operational requirements.

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