Using fire as a management tool in grazing lands

Using fire as a management tool in grazing lands

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And it burns burns burns …. nobody other than Johnny Cash knows how it burns more than Dr Robyn Cowley. With over 20 years worth of learnings from the ‘Shruburn’ project at Kidman Springs – not many people can vouch to know that much about applying fire to the rangelands.

In this video Robyn discusses why people might consider using fire as a management tool to manage grazing and regrowth in the rangelands. She also shares her key recommendations when it comes to planning and establishing a burning regime on your property.


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Kidman Springs fire experiment (Shruburn) →

Woody cover change at Kidman Springs since 1988 →

Woody cover change in grazing lands of northern Australia since 1988 →

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Date published:

February 4, 2022

Date reviewed:

June 30, 2026

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