The intensity and spread of bushfires are often determined by the vegetation around your property, because this becomes fuel for the fire. Our bushfire prevention services are designed to deliver tailored solutions that help protect your property and adjacent landholdings from the threat of fire.
A comprehensive range of vegetation management services to help keep your home free of unnecessary bushfire fuel. From weed management through to dense scrub removal, we help to keep your property clear of risk.
On both private and public properties, fuel load reduction is essential to fire safety. By removing the amount of fuel in a fire’s path, we can slow the spread and give firefighters a better chance of controlling a blaze.
Firebreaks are a gap in vegetation, designed to stop or slow the spread of bushfire. We specialise in firebreak construction and maintenances, ensuring they remain effective all year round.
One of the reasons a bushfire can burn out of control so quickly is because fire crews can’t reach them. We build and maintain fire trails through even the densest bushland, making the area more accessible in the event of a fire.
Our services include vegetation management strategies such as ploughing, mulching and slashing in order to remove vegetation that could easily ignite during a fire.
Getting rid of diseased, dead or unwanted trees is all part of good fire management.
716 Ferries McDonald Road at Monarto South is positioned within the private lands forming the wildlife corridor joining the Ferries McDonald and Monartro Conservation Parks. These lands are characterised by the area's sandy saline soils, low rainfall and the desert vegetation species, some original and remnant to the area also infilled with long term revegetation. With the support from the Murraylands and Riverland Landscape Board, local volunteers have a rolling program of increasing diversity and vegetation density across these lands. With pioneer plantings from decades earlier dying off, one part of those continuing works are weed and fire fuel load being controlled by mechanical mulching to leave open parkland with chipped surface covering encouraging ground cover regrowth. This is the work contributed to by Clearpath Vegetation Management with our thanks.
Emilis Prelgauskas
Public Officer
Monarto Residents Association inc.
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