Community fireguard : Victoria's firepower.

Contributor(s):

Victoria. Country Fire Authority

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Melbourne] : The Authority, 1993Description: 12 p. : ill., mapsSubject(s):

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363.37609945 COM

Contents:

Subject: Wildfire protection is a community problem. Losses from major fires will only be reduced if communities take responsibility for their own wildfire safety, and develop ways to ensure that: a) they have the knowledge and skills to survive fire; b) they will be warned of an approaching fire with enough time to use the knowledge and skills; and c) those members of the community without knowledge and skills are protected

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Cover title

What is community fireguard; Background issues; Implementing community fireguard; How to get involved; The supporting framework

Wildfire protection is a community problem. Losses from major fires will only be reduced if communities take responsibility for their own wildfire safety, and develop ways to ensure that: a) they have the knowledge and skills to survive fire; b) they will be warned of an approaching fire with enough time to use the knowledge and skills; and c) those members of the community without knowledge and skills are protected

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