Continent Aflame

This anthology brings together diverse voices responding to the devastating 2019-20 Australian fire season, emphasizing resilience and future actions. Continent Aflame is a call to action.

In Continent Aflame, a diverse group of prominent Indigenous and non-Indigenous voices come together to address the catastrophic events of the 2019-20 Australian fire season. This anthology features contributions from scientists, artists, scholars, and activists who provide a multifaceted perspective on the fires that ravaged the continent. Each piece reflects the profound impact of the fires on the environment, communities, and the cultural landscape of Australia.

The contributors share not only their experiences and insights but also propose actionable steps for the future. They delve into the complex interplay between climate change, land management practices, and Indigenous knowledge systems, advocating for a collaborative approach to environmental stewardship. The anthology serves as a call to action, urging readers to engage with the pressing issues of climate change and ecological restoration.

Continent Aflame is more than just a response to a natural disaster; it is a testament to resilience and hope. Through a blend of personal narratives, scientific analyses, and artistic expressions, the book emphasizes the importance of understanding our interconnectedness with nature. It invites readers to reflect on the lessons learned from the fires and to envision a sustainable future that honors both Indigenous wisdom and contemporary science.