Bushfires

About Bushfires Links Comments Bookmarks Introduction Geographical processes Maps of seriously affected Impacts of the hazard Responses of society refresh	Maps of seriously affected This map shows Australia's fire history (which areas got burnt) from 1997 to 2003. This map shows which areas are above or below the normal fire potential for 2009 to 2010. This map shows the major bushfire locations in summer 2006 to 2007. This map shows the occurence of large bushfires in target areas. This map shows when the fire seasons are in certain areas. ←Back Next→ Labels: Maps of seriously affected Back to the top	About Year 9 Geography ICT Assessment Task - Natural Hazards Web Page Weighting: 15% Due: 20th August Task: You are to choose one natural hazard experienced in Australia. Create a multi-page web page with related links. This webpage should include: The geographical processes responsible for the natural disaster. Maps describing the areas of Australia's most seriously affected. The impact of the hazard on the environment, economy and people. The responses of society. This page has been created by Katharine Tat, of 9I. Back to the top	Maps of seriously affected This map shows Australia's fire history (which areas got burnt) from 1997 to 2003. This map shows which areas are above or below the normal fire potential for 2009 to 2010. This map shows the major bushfire locations in summer 2006 to 2007. This map shows the occurence of large bushfires in target areas. This map shows when the fire seasons are in certain areas. ←Back Next→ Labels: Maps of seriously affected Back to the top	Bibliography Bushfire hotspots in Australia Psychological effects on people after a bushfire NSW Rural Fire Service Bushfire CRC Cleary Explained Black Saturday Bushfires Wikipedia Sam the Koala Wikipedia Inferno Department of Sustainability and Environment Wiki Answ ers Skwirk Credits Layout done by runningtoyou. with the help of my portfolio's icons over here. Back to the top