- Published by:
- Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
- Date:
- 30 June 2026
Introduction
Bushfires are a natural part of the Victorian environment and managing bushfire risk is everyone’s responsibility. Victoria is one of the most bushfire-prone areas in the world.
People and community safety
Communities are more resilient to the impacts of bushfires and bushfire management activities.
Aboriginal self-determination in cultural fire and bushfire management
A core commitment of Victoria’s Bushfire Management Strategy.
Ecosystem resilience and nature conservation
Strategy Outcome: Fire regimes support healthy and resilient ecosystems and nature conservation in a changing climate.
Working together, accountability and shared responsibility
Strategy Outcome: The sector, land managers, communities and industry work together effectively and share responsibility for managing bushfire risk across public and private land
Enhanced capability and capacity
Strategy Outcome: Victoria is supported and equipped with the skills, equipment, capability and systems to safely and effectively manage bushfire
Appendix
The Appendix includes additional data and information that provides important context or further detail for measures within the Report Card
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