The project will assess how integrated vegetation management in road reserves and adjoining land influences bushfire impacts and secondary hazards like flooding, and landslips. Insights from this work will help decision-makers improve planning and implementation of road reserve and bushfire management programs, strengthening the resilience of communities and transport infrastructure.

This project is currently open for Expressions of Interest.

Project teams responding to this call for Expressions of Interest (see PDF in top-right corner) are required to submit their response using the Centre’s current EOI submission form.

EOI proposals are due by 5:00pm (AEST), 25 September 2026 to [email protected].

An online webinar, scheduled for 10:30am (AEST), 10 September 2026, will provide a more detailed briefing of the project and the prospect for interested parties to pose specific questions. Register to attend by clicking the button at the top right of this page. Once completed, a recording of this webinar will be posted to the website to ensure all interested respondents have access to this information.

📌 Compound natural hazard impacts to road corridors (Melbourne)
🏢 Natural Hazards Research Australia
📍 Melbourne