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Northern snapping turtle (Elseya dentata) swimming at the water surface, Katherine Gorge, Nitmiluk National Park, Northern Territory, Australia.

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90850546 Northern snapping turtle (Elseya dentata) swimming at the water surface, Katherine Gorge, Nitmiluk National Park, Northern Territory, Australia.©

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90850545 Northern snapping turtle (Elseya dentata) swimming at the water surface, Katherine Gorge, Nitmiluk National Park, Northern Territory, Australia.©

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90850544 Northern snapping turtle (Elseya dentata) swimming at the water surface, Katherine Gorge, Nitmiluk National Park, Northern Territory, Australia.©

Proteaceous coastal heathland (an exclusive habitat of two critically endangered wildlife species) devastated by prescribed burn that went horribly wrong, Fitgerald River National Park, South East Coa...

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90838854 Proteaceous coastal heathland (an exclusive habitat of two critically endangered wildlife species) devastated by prescribed burn that went horribly wrong, Fitgerald River National Park, South East Coa...© Jiri Lochman

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90838853 Proteaceous coastal heathland (an exclusive habitat of two critically endangered wildlife species) devastated by prescribed burn that went horribly wrong, Fitgerald River National Park, South East Coa...© Jiri Lochman

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90838852 Bushfire in dry tropics - King Leopold Range, Kimberley Region, Western Australia. May 2003.© Jiri Lochman

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90838851 Bushfire in dry tropics - King Leopold Range, Kimberley Region, Western Australia. May 2003.© Jiri Lochman

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90838850 Bushfire in dry tropics - King Leopold Range, Kimberley Region, Western Australia. May 2003.© Jiri Lochman

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90838849 Bushfire in dry tropics - King Leopold Range, Kimberley Region, Western Australia. May 2003.© Jiri Lochman

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90838848 Bushfire in dry tropics - King Leopold Range, Kimberley Region, Western Australia. May 2003.© Jiri Lochman

Burning Peat Swamp - an area accidentally burnt in a prescribed burn program. Peat swamps burn extremely slowly over several months after the bushfire in surrounding areas has been extinguished. As th...

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90838847 Burning Peat Swamp - an area accidentally burnt in a prescribed burn program. Peat swamps burn extremely slowly over several months after the bushfire in surrounding areas has been extinguished. As th...© Jiri Lochman

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90838846 Burning Peat Swamp - an area accidentally burnt in a prescribed burn program. Peat swamps burn extremely slowly over several months after the bushfire in surrounding areas has been extinguished. As th...© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt Bull banksia (Banksia grandis) re-sprouting from lignotuber after major bushfire, West Cape Howe National Park, Western Australia, April 2002.

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90838845 Severely burnt Bull banksia (Banksia grandis) re-sprouting from lignotuber after major bushfire, West Cape Howe National Park, Western Australia, April 2002.© Jiri Lochman

Vegetation devastated by bushfire in December 2011, near Gracetown, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Western Australia. January 2012.

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90838844 Vegetation devastated by bushfire in December 2011, near Gracetown, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Western Australia. January 2012.© Jiri Lochman

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90838843 Sandstorm, Pannawonica, Pilbara, Western Australia. August 2019.© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt Red swamp banksia (Banksia occidentalis) re-sprouting from lignotuber immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.

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90838842 Severely burnt Red swamp banksia (Banksia occidentalis) re-sprouting from lignotuber immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.© Jiri Lochman

Plume albizia (Paraserianthes lophantha) regenerating from seeds in an area destroyed in a bushfire, Mount Cooke, Darling Range, Western Australia. April 2003.

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90838841 Plume albizia (Paraserianthes lophantha) regenerating from seeds in an area destroyed in a bushfire, Mount Cooke, Darling Range, Western Australia. April 2003.© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt stand of Western Australian peppermint, or Willow myrtle (Agonis flexuosa) re-sprouting from lignotubers after major bushfire, West Cape Howe National Park, Western Australia. April 200...

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90838840 Severely burnt stand of Western Australian peppermint, or Willow myrtle (Agonis flexuosa) re-sprouting from lignotubers after major bushfire, West Cape Howe National Park, Western Australia. April 200...© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt Mallee (Eucalyptus sp.) re-sprouting from lignotuber immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.

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90838839 Severely burnt Mallee (Eucalyptus sp.) re-sprouting from lignotuber immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt Eucalyptus tree re-sprouting from epicormic buds after major bushfire, between Omeo and Dargo, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. April 2007

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90838838 Severely burnt Eucalyptus tree re-sprouting from epicormic buds after major bushfire, between Omeo and Dargo, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. April 2007© Jiri Lochman

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90838837 Severely burnt Eucalyptus tree re-sprouting from epicormic buds after major bushfire, between Omeo and Dargo, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. April 2007© Jiri Lochman

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90838836 Severely burnt Eucalyptus tree re-sprouting from epicormic buds after major bushfire, between Omeo and Dargo, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. April 2007© Jiri Lochman

Eucalyptus forest severely damaged by a prescribed burn which was too late in the season and escalated into a wildfire, D'Entrecasteaux National Park, Western Australia. January 2012

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90838835 Eucalyptus forest severely damaged by a prescribed burn which was too late in the season and escalated into a wildfire, D'Entrecasteaux National Park, Western Australia. January 2012© Jiri Lochman

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90838834 Lake Clifton Thrombolites, Yalgorup National Park, Western Australia. December 2015© Jiri Lochman

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90838833 Burning Peat Swamp - an area accidentally burnt in a prescribed burn program. Peat swamps burn extremely slowly over several months after the bushfire in surrounding areas has been extinguished. As th...© Jiri Lochman

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90838832 Severely burnt Bull banksia (Banksia grandis) re-sprouting from lignotuber after major bushfire, West Cape Howe National Park, Western Australia, April 2002.© Jiri Lochman

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90838831 Severely burnt Bull banksia (Banksia grandis) re-sprouting from lignotuber after major bushfire, West Cape Howe National Park, Western Australia, April 2002.© Jiri Lochman

Red lantern banksia (Banksia caleyi), a pyrophile which opens its cones to release seeds only after a fire, Stirling Range National Park, Western Australia, October 2002.

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90838830 Red lantern banksia (Banksia caleyi), a pyrophile which opens its cones to release seeds only after a fire, Stirling Range National Park, Western Australia, October 2002.© Jiri Lochman

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90838829 Red lantern banksia (Banksia caleyi), a pyrophile which opens its cones to release seeds only after a fire, Stirling Range National Park, Western Australia, October 2002.© Jiri Lochman

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90838828 Vegetation devastated by bushfire in December 2011, near Gracetown, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Western Australia. January 2012.© Jiri Lochman

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90838827 Vegetation devastated by bushfire in December 2011, near Gracetown, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Western Australia. January 2012.© Jiri Lochman

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90838826 Sandstorm, Pannawonica, Pilbara, Western Australia. August 2019.© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt Rock sheoak (Allocasuarina huegeliana) re-sprouting from epicormic buds after major bushfire, Mount Cooke, Darling Range, Western Australia. April 2003.

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90838825 Severely burnt Rock sheoak (Allocasuarina huegeliana) re-sprouting from epicormic buds after major bushfire, Mount Cooke, Darling Range, Western Australia. April 2003.© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt shrubs re-sprouting from lignotubers shortly after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.

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90838824 Severely burnt shrubs re-sprouting from lignotubers shortly after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.© Jiri Lochman

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90838823 Severely burnt Red swamp banksia (Banksia occidentalis) re-sprouting from lignotuber immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.© Jiri Lochman

Close up of a severely burnt Red swamp banksia (Banksia occidentalis) re-sprouting from lignotuber immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.

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90838822 Close up of a severely burnt Red swamp banksia (Banksia occidentalis) re-sprouting from lignotuber immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.© Jiri Lochman

Severely burnt Mallee (Eucalyptus sp.) re-sprouting from lignotuber and epicormic buds immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.

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90838821 Severely burnt Mallee (Eucalyptus sp.) re-sprouting from lignotuber and epicormic buds immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.© Jiri Lochman

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90838820 Severely burnt Mallee (Eucalyptus sp.) re-sprouting from lignotuber and epicormic buds immediately after bushfire, Walpole Nornalup National Park, Western Australia. February 2009.© Jiri Lochman

Hairy jugflower (Adenanthos barbiger) burnt to the ground re-sprouting from lignotuber shortly after bushfire, Darling Range, Western Australia. April 2003.

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90838819 Hairy jugflower (Adenanthos barbiger) burnt to the ground re-sprouting from lignotuber shortly after bushfire, Darling Range, Western Australia. April 2003.© Jiri Lochman

Mitchell fan palm (Livistona eastonii) trees planted in woodland which had been burnt for pastoral purposes. Palm seedlings do not survive yearly fires so no new young palms grow into the woodland, Ki...

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90838818 Mitchell fan palm (Livistona eastonii) trees planted in woodland which had been burnt for pastoral purposes. Palm seedlings do not survive yearly fires so no new young palms grow into the woodland, Ki...© Jiri Lochman

Eucalyptus saplings growing en masse in an alpine forest devastated by wildfires in February, 2003, Alpine National Park, Victoria, Australia. March 2007.

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90838817 Eucalyptus saplings growing en masse in an alpine forest devastated by wildfires in February, 2003, Alpine National Park, Victoria, Australia. March 2007.© Jiri Lochman

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90838816 Severely burnt Eucalyptus tree re-sprouting from epicormic buds after major bushfire, between Omeo and Dargo, East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. April 2007© Jiri Lochman

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90838815 Eucalyptus forest severely damaged by a prescribed burn which was too late in the season and escalated into a wildfire, D'Entrecasteaux National Park, Western Australia. January 2012© Jiri Lochman

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90838814 Eucalyptus forest severely damaged by a prescribed burn which was too late in the season and escalated into a wildfire, D'Entrecasteaux National Park, Western Australia. January 2012© Jiri Lochman

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90838811 Brush-tailed bettong or Woylie (Bettongia penicillata) sniffing the ground, Wheatbelt Region, Western Australia.© Jiri Lochman

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90838810 Brush-tailed bettong or Woylie (Bettongia penicillata) crouching, Wheatbelt Region, Western Australia.© Jiri Lochman

Yellow-footed antechinus (Antechinus flavipes leucogaster), Wheatbelt Region, Western Australia.

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90838808 Yellow-footed antechinus (Antechinus flavipes leucogaster) climbing down, Wheatbelt Region, Western Australia.© Jiri Lochman

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