Australia blends technology with Indigenous fire knowledge
Researchers are using satellite imagery alongside traditional ecological knowledge to identify areas at risk of fire. Experts say the approach improves early intervention, while Indigenous cultural burning and controlled fire practices continue to reduce fuel loads and wildfires.
As Europe faces one of its worst wildfire seasons in decades, Australian experts say their experience could help other countries prepare for more frequent and intense fires. Authorities are increasingly combining traditional land management with modern technology, including drones and prescribed burns, while expanding international cooperation. Australia has also deployed firefighters overseas, including to France, Canada and the United States, to support wildfire response efforts.
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