Bushfires Collection

"Black Thursday", February 6th, 1851 (litho)
960502 " Black Thursday", February 6th, 1851 (litho) by Wood, Stanley L. (1866-1928) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Black Thursday", February 6th, 1851)

Wild Bushfires at Kimberley, Western Australia

Burnt down forest after a bush fire, slash and burn, Chitwan National Park, Nepal, Asia

Wild Bushfires at Kimberley, Western Australia

Burnt trees after a forest fire, Barriere, British Columbia, Canada

Bush fire with heavy smoke emission, Chitwan National Park, Nepal, Asia

Remains of the forest fire on the outskirts of Yosemite National Park, California, USA

Picture No. 10863089
Alpine National Park near Falls Creek.after bushfires of January 2003. Northeast Victoria, Australia Date:

Country Fire Authority firemen putting out grass fire, Langley, Victoria, Australia, February

Scorched woodland habitat after bush fire, near Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Black Kite (Milvus migrans) adult, in flight, hunting fleeing insects on edge of bush fire, Queensland, Australia

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Bushfires continue to ravage Australia, causing widespread devastation and capturing the attention of the nation. As Gladys Berejiklian addresses the public in an RFS briefing, she emphasizes the urgent need for coordinated efforts to combat these infernos. Meanwhile, controversy arises as Scott Morrison's holiday during this crisis sparks outrage among citizens demanding leadership and immediate action. In Victoria, residents face a relentless battle against BUSHFIRES VIC that have consumed vast areas of land and threatened countless lives. The resilience of communities shines through as support pours in from all corners, including a heartwarming initiative at Sydney Opera House where funds are raised for those affected by the fires. Back in New South Wales (NSW), BUSHFIRES NSW rage on relentlessly with multiple incidents reported across different regions. The severity prompts emergency services to work tirelessly day and night to control the flames while ensuring public safety remains paramount. Amidst ongoing challenges, a glimmer of hope emerges as BUSHFIRES NSW finally see some containment progress thanks to dedicated firefighters risking their lives on the frontlines. However, this relief is short-lived as new outbreaks demand immediate attention once again. Apologies for any confusion caused earlier regarding location; it was indeed BUSHFIRES ACT that required correction. These fires pose significant threats to both human life and wildlife habitats alike. Efforts intensify within ACT borders as authorities strive to bring them under control before further damage occurs. On a positive note, there is light at the end of the tunnel along Great Alpine Road which has been reopened after being closed due to bushfire risks. This reopening brings much-needed respite for locals who can now resume their daily routines with caution. As Australia battles these catastrophic bushfires on multiple fronts, unity becomes more crucial than ever before. Communities band together offering support wherever possible – be it financial aid or volunteering efforts – showcasing humanity's unwavering spirit amidst adversity.