What are Bush Fire Management Committees?
Each Bush Fire Management Committee is made up of a range of stakeholders in order to ensure the whole community has a say on bush fire management activities. They include landholders, land managers, fire authorities and community organisations.
Each Bush Fire Management Committee develops a Bush Fire Risk Management Plan. It sets out the types of work scheduled to deal with the risk of bush fires in an area. These works may range from a community engagement event to hazard reduction activities. Each plan is approved by the Bush Fire Coordinating Committee.
Next Generation Bush Fire Risk Management Plans:
- Barwon/Darling
- Bland/Temora
- Blue Mountains
- Canobolas
- Canterbury Bankstown/Georges River
- Castlereagh
- Central Coast
- Central and West Darling
- Chifley
- Clarence Valley
- Cobar
- Coffs Coast
- Cudgegong
- Cumberland
- Far North Coast
- Far South Coast
- Hawkesbury
- Hornsby/Ku-ring-gai
- Hunter Valley
- Hunter's Hill/Lane Cove/Parramatta/Ryde
- Illawarra
- Jervis Bay Territory
- Lake George
- Lithgow
- Liverpool Range
- Lower Hunter
- Lower North Coast
- Lower Western
- Macarthur
- MIA
- Mid Coast
- Mid Lachlan Valley
- Mid Murray
- Mosman/North Sydney/Willoughby
- Namoi/Gwydir
- New England
- Newcastle
- North West
- Northern Beaches
- Northern Rivers
- Northern Tablelands
- Orana
- Riverina
- Shoalhaven
- Snowy Monaro
- Snowy Valleys
- South West Slopes
- Southern Border
- Southern Tablelands
- Sutherland
- Tamworth
- The Hills
- Wollondilly/Wingecarribee
