Healthy Waterways and Catchments

Not-for-profit organisations Healthy Waterways and SEQ Catchments have joined together to form a single leading-edge community-focused, natural resource management organisation, Healthy Waterways and Catchments. Healthy Waterways and Catchments is a community based, not for profit organisation helping to build a sustainable community that cares for and values the natural resources and biodiversity of South East Queensland. Healthy Waterways and Catchments is supporting Bushfire 2016 through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Programme. 

University of Queensland

The University of Queensland is internationally recognised as having a strong and vibrant research culture and is currently ranked in the top 1% of world universities and in the top-three Australian institutions in the recently released Australian Research Council’s Excellence in Research for Australia round, with particular strengths in the Environmental Sciences.

Fireland Consultancy

Fireland is a Queensland privately owned and operated company specialising in land and bushfire management. Our team of professionals have a passion and strong commitment to the environment and we assist communities in need. We strive to set the standard for land management, hazard assessment, fire management planning, prescribed burning and wildfire suppression. Fireland employ dedicated and highly skilled staff and provide the equipment, training and support to ensure every project is a success in reducing bushfire risk.

GHD

Founded in Australia in 1928, GHD has provided professional services for nearly 90 years, including more recently specialists in land management, bushfire and ecology.

Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre

The Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre draws together all of Australia and New Zealand's fire and emergency service authorities, land management agencies, as well as non-government organisations and leading experts across a range of scientific fields to explore the causes, consequences and mitigation of natural disasters.

Ecological Society of Australia

The Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) is the peak group of ecologists in Australia with over 1500 members from all states and territories, and a 50-year history supporting ecologists, promoting ecology and ecological research. We aim to create a community of knowledge and understanding amongst ecologists, and reach out to those working in related fields.

Powerlink

Powerlink is the high voltage (HV) transmission provider in Queensland, stretching over 1,700km from the NSW border to Cairns with land maintenance programs including fire risk management with key stakeholders.

AFAC

AFAC is the Australian and New Zealand National Council for fire, emergency services and land management, creating synergies across the emergency management sector.

Quikcorp

Quik Corp Fire Engineering:
QCFE offers unique innovative equipment and vehicles to the fire and emergency services industry. From hose reels to full vehicle back design, Quik Corp can customise any design suited to your requirements. The preferred supplier by fire agencies nationwide.

International Association of Wildland Fire

Uniting the Global Wildland Fire Community

CSIRO

 CSIRO Publishing operates as an independent science and technology publisher with a global reputation for quality products and services.

Horizon Unmanned Aerial System

Horizon’s Yamaha RMAX Unmanned Aerial System incendiary unit provides for safer and more efficient hazard reduction burning and fire fighting operations. 

ICT International

ICT International have sensors and wireless systems that are widely used in research and land management. The sensors such as NDVI and Sap Flow are highly adaptable from traditional applications to fire research and prevention. The wireless systems are designed for use remote locations and low power applications.

Rural Fire Brigades Association Queensland

Rural Fire Brigades Association Queensland (RFBAQ) is the association that represents the interests of all rural fire brigades in Queensland. The RFBAQ is fully self-funded with no brigade subscription and no Federal, State or Local Government money. Our income is generated by fundraising through our Contact Centre which sells Art Union tickets, takes tax deductible donations and brigade specific donations.In Queensland it would be very hard to find another organisation that does not charge membership fees, subscription, dues or some other levy to fund its primary functions; which for us is lobbying on behalf all Rural Fire Brigades. In addition to this, the RFBAQ provides grants to brigades and volunteers in need from the money that it raises. RFBAQ is committed to ensuring that the wider community recognises the level of commitment, professionalism and service as well as the social and economic contribution made by the brigades and the volunteers.