Virtual Issue: Geographies of Bushfires in Australia in a Changing World

July 2020

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Geographies of bushfires in Australia in a changing world

Stephen M Turton, 

Property and place attachment: a legal geographical analysis of biodiversity law reform in New South Wales

Robyn Bartel,  Nicole Graham, 
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Perceptions of Risk among Households in Two Australian Coastal Communities

CARMEN E. ELRICK-BARR,  TIMOTHY F. SMITH,  DANA C. THOMSEN,  BENJAMIN L. PRESTON, 
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Geographical Fire Research in Australia: Review and Prospects

CHRISTINE ERIKSEN,  LESLEY HEAD, 

The Anthropoceneans

LESLEY HEAD, 

Spatial optimisation of fire service coverage: a case study of Brisbane, Australia

Kiran KC,  Jonathan Corcoran,  Prem Chhetri, 

Concerning values: what underlies public polarisation about climate change?

Chloe H. Lucas, 

Geographic Connections: Language, Power Relations, and Relevance

PHIL MCMANUS, 

Assembling attachments to homes under bushfire risk

Charishma Ratnam,  Danielle Drozdzewski, 

The natural hazard sector's engagement with Indigenous peoples: a critical review of CANZUS countries

Annick Thomassin,  Timothy Neale,  Jessica K. Weir, 

Expansion of the tropics: revisiting frontiers of geographical knowledge

Stephen M. Turton, 

Gendered responses to the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria, Australia

Joshua Whittaker,  Christine Eriksen,  Katharine Haynes, 

Monitoring to Learn, Learning to Monitor: A Critical Analysis of Opportunities for Indigenous Community-Based Monitoring of Environmental Change in Australian Rangelands

Nathanael D. Wiseman,  Douglas K. Bardsley,