Planned Burning

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Planned Burning

Planned burning is an important part of fire management designed to maintain biodiversity and to reduce the risk posed to natural and human assets by wildfire.

Visit the Parks and Wildlife Service website for updated information on planned burning throughout Tasmania.

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