will change the way we carry out fire prevention works. well, bethany bell is near athens. fire prevention works. well, bethany bell is near athens. what fire prevention works. well, bethany bell is near athens. what is - fire prevention works. well, bethany bell is near athens. what is the i bell is near athens. what is the latest there with you? what are you hearing from those who are fighting these wildfires? these wildfires? well, ust put you in the picture h these wildfires? well, ust put you in the picture where i these wildfires? well, just put you in the picture where we these wildfires? well, just put you in the picture where we are - these wildfires? well, just put you in the picture where we are now, | in the picture where we are now, this is the main north south motorway near athens, but it has been closed for two days because of all the fires that keep breaking out around here. we have seen over the past half an hour or so, helicopters coming back here time and ti
life will never be the same. the areas of grey forest visible in the distance are dead. a crown fire under a 90km wind burnt through and there has been widespread mortality. eucalypts don t have dormant seeds so because of the sheer scale, it is highly unlikely eucalypts will be regenerating or germinating where whole mountainsides are dead below us, so that is effectively ecosystem collapse. kangaroo island s story since the fires is one of extraordinary resilience and recovery. separated from the mainland 10,000 years ago, it liesjust off the coast of south australia and is the country s third largest island.
experienced on this continent. here on its burnt edges, life will never be the same. the areas of grey forest visible in the distance are dead. a crown fire under a 90 kilometre wind burnt through and there has been widespread mortality. eucalyptus don t have dormant seeds. so because of the sheer scale it is highly unlikely that eucalyptus will be regenerating or germinating where whole mountainsides are dead below it. so that is effectively ecosystem collapse. kangaroo island s story since the fires is one of extraordinary resilience and recovery. separated from the mainland
eucalyptus don t have dormant seeds. so because of the sheer scale it is highly unlikely that eucalyptus will be regenerating or germinating where whole mountainsides are dead below it. so that is effectively ecosystem collapse. kangaroo island s story since the fires is one of extraordinary resilience and recovery. separated from the mainland 10,000 years ago, it lies at the coast of sa, and is the country s third largest island. scientists say the interaction between plants and animals here provides a biological window into the past, a kind of noah s ark of australian wildlife.
effects of climate change. fabio always enjoys working with wood particularly if it has a nice texture. the wood is smooth and even that s just the right kind for making musical instruments. but a major windstorm last year knocked down almost all of the trees here in wagner. was. there not all but one local went out the next day i felt like a friend had died with a. fall from. the high winds blew down trees across entire mountainsides. fabio has been coming to this area for 13 years to find just the right kind of wood for