Early data placed the number of wildlife lost in the recent bushfires at over a billion. The impact of Australia’s recent fire season on wildlife has been devastating. Before the fires hit their zenith, wildlife carers and rescuers - some defending their homes and properties at the same time, were stepping up, and strangers from around the world donated time and money, to help Australia’s wildlife.

So what happens to the animals too injured to survive in the wild and how are we helping bring life back to the burnt forests?

A warning to listeners, this episode discusses the loss of wildlife and contains stories of animals in distress and euthanasia.

Guests:
Nick Hopkins
Julie Taylor Mills
Rachel McInnes
Frances Carleton
Andrew White
Robynne Murphy

Credits:
Producer - Alice Ansara
Executive Producer and Sound Design - Sarah Mashman
Production Management Team - Vicky Rouse and Abe Killian
Engineering - Tegan Nichols
Script Consultation - Zoe Ferguson
Theme - Oliver Beard
Additional music: Blue Dot Sessions, Rest you Sleeping Giant

This podcast has been brought to you by the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA) and is supported by The Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas and The Paul Ramsay Foundation.

Early data placed the number of wildlife lost in the recent bushfires at over a billion. The impact of Australia&rsquo;s recent fire season on wildlife has been devastating. Before the fires hit their zenith, wildlife carers and rescuers - some defending their homes and properties at the same time, were stepping up, and strangers from around the world donated time and money, to help Australia&rsquo;s wildlife.
So what happens to the animals too injured to survive in the wild and how are we helping bring life back to the burnt forests?
A warning to listeners, this episode discusses the loss of wildlife and contains stories of animals in distress and euthanasia.
Guests:
<ul>
<li>Nick Hopkins</li>
<li>Julie Taylor Mills</li>
<li>Rachel McInnes</li>
<li>Frances Carleton</li>
<li>Andrew White</li>
<li>Robynne Murphy</li>
</ul>
Credits:
<ul>
<li>Producer - Alice Ansara</li>
<li>Executive Producer and Sound Design - Sarah Mashman</li>
<li>Production Management Team - Vicky Rouse and Abe Killian</li>
<li>Engineering - Tegan Nichols</li>
<li>Script Consultation - Zoe Ferguson</li>
<li>Theme - Oliver Beard</li>
<li>Additional music: Blue Dot Sessions, <a href="https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Rest_You_Sleeping_Giant">Rest you Sleeping Giant</a></li>
</ul>
This podcast has been brought to you by the <a href="https://www.cbaa.org.au/fromtheembers">Community Broadcasting Association of Australia</a> (CBAA) and is supported by <a href="https://jninstitute.org/">The Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas</a> and <a href="https://paulramsayfoundation.org.au/">The Paul Ramsay Foundation</a>.
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In 2020, the first series of From the Embers premiered, focusing on communities across Australia who had faced fire and smoke and homes destroyed in what was one of the most difficult summers has ever seen, the 2019-20 bushfire season.

In 2022, From the Embers 2: Phoenix returns to several places featured in the first series, including Mallacoota, Kangaroo Island, and the forests of the Far north of New South Wales to explore how communities are recovering from the fires and the issues that stem from trauma and isolation, coupled with the strength gained when so much is lost.

This series will also visit new communities who are recovering from floods and seemingly never ending COVID lockdowns.

Created in partnership with community radio stations, and the generous support of the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas, Paul Ramsay Foundation, The Minderoo Foundation Fire and Flood Resilience Initiative, and the Monash University's Fire To Flourish program.

In 2020, the first series of From the Embers premiered, focusing on communities across Australia who had faced fire and smoke and homes destroyed in what was one of the most difficult summers has ever seen, the 2019-20 bushfire season.
In 2022, From the Embers 2: Phoenix returns to several places featured in the first series, including Mallacoota, Kangaroo Island, and the forests of the Far north of New South Wales to explore how communities are recovering from the fires and the issues that stem from trauma and isolation, coupled with the strength gained when so much is lost.
This series will also visit new communities who are recovering from floods and seemingly never ending COVID lockdowns.
Created in partnership with community radio stations, and the generous support of <a href="https://jninstitute.org/">the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas</a>, <a href="https://paulramsayfoundation.org.au/">Paul Ramsay Foundation</a>, <a href="https://www.minderoo.org/fire-and-flood-resilience/">The Minderoo Foundation Fire and Flood Resilience Initiative</a>, and the <a href="https://www.monash.edu/msdi/initiatives/fire-to-flourish">Monash University's Fire To Flourish program</a>.

Visit the very heart of nine communities affected by the recent Australian bushfire crisis.

From The Embers

From The Embers - Stories from the Australian Bushfire Crisis

The impact of Australia’s recent fire season on wildlife has been devastating.  So what happens to the animals too injured to survive in the wild and how are we helping bring life back to the burnt forests?

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