Practical and sustainable pathways to community coexistence with bushfires

该项目解决了国家和全球对政策和实践的紧迫挑战：丛林火灾灾难不断升级的风险。它旨在通过创新性地整合历史、社会、经济和生物物理研究，开发适应途径，使澳大利亚社区能够与本质上易燃的景观安全、可持续地共存。通过与地方议会、消防管理机构、贡献传统知识的原住民社区和世界领先的消防科学家合作，预计将通过深入了解火灾的驱动因素、最佳预防和缓解战略等具体成果以及大大提高社区的理解和参与来带来好处。

The project addresses an urgent national and global challenge to policy and practice: the escalating risk of bushfire disasters. It aims to develop adaptation pathways so Australian communities can co-exist safely and sustainably with intrinsically flammable landscapes, through an innovative integration of historical, social, economic, and biophysical lines of research. In collaboration with local councils, fire-management agencies, Aboriginal communities contributing traditional knowledge, and world-leading fire scientists, it is expected to deliver benefit through insights into the drivers of fire disaster, concrete outcomes such as optimal preventive and mitigation strategies, and greatly improved community understanding and involvement.