As summer progresses and the landscape continues to dry out, growth from winter and spring rains creates an abundance of fuel for bushfires. If you live in, travel through or visit bushfire risk areas it is critical that you recognise the need to have a plan and be prepared. We know the risk is real, we know the consequences can be both devastating and terrifying, so why risk it? Make your 5 Minute Plan today.

Preparing yourself and your property to survive a bushfire requires thought and planning. You need to think about the physical and emotional effects a bushfire will have on you and your family.

Create your own Bushfire Survival Plan, in 3 easy steps. Making a choice when a bushfire threatens is too late. The majority of people in bushfires die fleeing their homes at the last moment. Don't wait until the last moment, create your Bushfire Survival Plan now.

All residents living in bushfire risk areas need to have a pre-prepared checklist and prepared and practiced Bushfire Survival Plan listing what their actions will be in the event of a bushfire. Include simple things that can be acted upon immediately.

If you live, work or travel in an area where bushfires can occur you need to be aware of where you can relocate to if you are threatened by a bushfire.

All people living in suburban fringe areas of Adelaide and regional South Australia are at risk of bushfire.