Citizen project launched for Blue Mountains after the 2019 bushfires ripped through the area

Ciara Bastow
Updated July 16 2020 - 12:54pm, first published July 10 2020 - 3:00pm
BLAZE: Flames were caught on video roaring above the height of trees at Mount Tomah. Photo: TERREY HILL RURAL FIRE BRIGADE
BLAZE: Flames were caught on video roaring above the height of trees at Mount Tomah. Photo: TERREY HILL RURAL FIRE BRIGADE

Following the impact of the 2019/20 bushfires, which affected approximately 80 per cent of the million hectares of national park land in the Blue Mountains, the Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute (BMWHI) has launched a citizen science project.

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Ciara Bastow

Ciara Bastow

Senior Journalist

Hi! I'm Ciara and I've been working as a journalist for a number of years now, covering everything ranging from council, human interest stories, community news and sport. Got a story? Email me at ciara.bastow@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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