Forest Fire Management Victoria

Find out when and where planned burns are happening in your area.

Firewood collection season is closed until 1 September 2017

Find out what to see and do in Victoria’s forests, and national, wilderness, state and regional parks.

Find out about our new approach to reduce bushfire risk in Victoria.

We plan and deliver our fuel management program in the seven bushfire 'catchments' across the state.

General information about fire restrictions and regulations in Victoria that may apply to you.

Recovering from the impacts of fires and floods on parks and forests is important. Our recovery functions are both immediate and longer term.

We are continually improving the quality of our decision-making in fire management by investing in science.

There are two state-wide firewood collection seasons in Victoria each year, in Autumn and Spring.

Ideas about places to visit and activities to do in Victorian State forests.

Recreational activities within Victorian state forests include walking, camping, trail bike riding, four-wheel driving, hunting and fishing.

Aboriginal traditional burning practices have now been included in the Wimmera Fire District’s planned burning program.

Ten staff from FFMVic will be joining crews from other Victorian agencies and across Australia to help fight large blazes raging across Canada.

Applications for the 2017 Fire Awareness Awards are now open for individuals, community groups and organisations.

Reducing Victoria's bushfire risk on public land.

We are a diverse and inclusive organisation working to keep the community safe by reducing bushfire risk. We manage and protect Victoria’s parks, reserves and state forests.