1. Building Community Resilience After Fire State Landcare Conference 2015

4. Fire Recovery – building resilient communities

6. Fire Recovery building resilient communities State-wide Fire Recovery Local Recovery Committee Community Leaders Reference Group Community Service Providers Reference Group _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Natural Resources Fire Recovery Natural Resources Recovery Committee (coordinate NRM recovery across state & local gov agencies) AMLR Recovery Team (Ensure community is at the centre of NRM recovery & coordinate on-ground recovery effort)

7. Fire Recovery building resilient communities Fire Recovery Project Objectives Community at the centre of our fire recovery effort. Enabling landholders to manage their natural resources in the short, medium and long term. Review previous NRM investment and ensure that there are continued outcomes. Building relationships and connections between landholders and all NRM organisations.

8. Listening and Responding building resilient communities

9. Fire Recovery building resilient communities Phase 2 – Design and deliver programs to assist landholders with technical advice and resources and continue to engage the wider community. (One to six months into fire recovery)

11. Bushfire Recovery and biodiversity

12. Fire Recovery Building resilient communities Case Study: Land Management Course for Bushfire Affected Properties “We learnt to look at the understorey to see what is growing back after the fire; weeds or natives.” “We need to assess our property for what natives are there and what are weeds to develop a management plan.” The course participants walked through the property where land was affected by the fire.

13. Fire Recovery building resilient communities Phase 3 – Incorporate fire recovery programs into normal business delivery (six to twelve months after the fire, and ongoing)

14. Fire Recovery building resilient communities Questions