Bushfire Safety: ‘Fireman Sam’, The Fireman journal. TOO MUCH INFORMATION

Thursday, January 17, 2013

‘Fireman Sam’, The Fireman journal. TOO MUCH INFORMATION

Always a very sound article from ‘Fireman Sam’, The Fireman journal.

This month’s issue: TOO MUCH INFORMATION.

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The Complete Bushfire Safety Book - Joan Webster OAM

Acclaimed by fire authorities as the most comprehensive and authoritative book on the subject, has been saving lives and homes over 20 years. Householders have written, ‘Your book has taken the fear out of summer’.
This well-illustrated, easy to read book of 348 pages contains every known bushfire safety factor. Helps you make informed decisions on your safety plan. Includes the first - and still most detailed - analysis and step-by-step understanding of the stay-go dilemma.

Many of the concepts now familiar in official bushfire brochures were originally devised by Joan Webster and published in this book's first edition, in 1986.

‘I commend this book to every Australian. It could save your life’: Phil Cheney, Principal Research Scientist, CSIRO. ‘There is no doubt that anyone who reads this book, and gives due weight to the information it contains, will survive their next bushfire’: The Fireman Journal (CFA). This book ranks with `Bushfires in Australia’ as a most important contribution to bushfire safety’: David Packham OAM, bushfire scientist.

Bushfire Safety

Thursday, January 17, 2013

‘Fireman Sam’, The Fireman journal. TOO MUCH INFORMATION

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Essential Bushfire Safety Tips (CSIRO) - Joan Webster OAM

The Complete Bushfire Safety Book - Joan Webster OAM