
See you there!
It is a privilege to be hosting Indigenous-led sessions on many hot topics at this year’s forum with savanna fire management experts across north Australia. Facilitated by Forum MC Nova Peris OAM, the forum will feature presentations from over 30 Indigenous ranger groups, as well as presentations about biocultural knowledge, monitoring biodiversity impacts, carbon market opportunities, environmental market opportunities and the health impacts of smoke from fire. We will also be hosting Deeper Dive workshops on key topics to allow for discussion on key issues arising through the forum.
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We are grateful to our Sponsors:
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Silver: Clean Energy Regulator, NT Office of Climate Change, The Nature Conservancy, and Raindance Systems
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Bronze: International Savanna Fire Management Initiative, and Charles Darwin University (in-kind)
2023 Theme
Our Past Informs Our Future
Our 2023 theme is ‘Our Past informs our Future’, which picks up on the theme of the State of the Environment Report released in 2022.
Locally and globally, the past is a rich source of useful information.
The 2023 Forum will focus on how experience, history, evidence, and case studies can be used to inform and empower decision-making in the savanna burning space. It will explore both traditional and mainstream forms of knowledge sharing within the network and beyond.
Tickets are SOLD OUT
Each year the Forum attracts a sell-out audience of fire managers, Indigenous land managers, carbon industry practitioners, scientists, policy makers and other interested parties, and this year is no exception. General Admission Tickets are completely SOLD OUT with 333 people attending! Thank you everyone for your support, the interest this year has been overwhelming.
Tickets to the Networking Event are still available.
Networking Event, Tuesday 21 February
Darwin Trailer Boat Club, 8 Atkins Drive, Fannie Bay
In response to growing demand, in 2023 ICIN will host two events, the Savanna Fire Forum and the 2023 National Indigenous Carbon Forum 16-18 May, Kabi-Kabi country, Sunshine Coast.
Thanks to our 2023 Sponsors
Silver Sponsors:
Clean Energy Regulator
NT Office of Climate Change
The Nature Conservancy
Raindance Systems
Bronze Sponsors:
International Savanna Fire Management Initiative
Charles Darwin University (in-kind)