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Burns may lead to skyline smoke

Smoke from an earlier prescribed burn. Photo: ESA

ACT Parks and Conservation Service fire managers will conduct prescribed hazard-reduction burns in the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve on Saturday and on Sunday at Bruce Ridge Nature Reserve and warn that temporary smoke cover my be visible across parts of Canberra.

Minor smoke and glowing embers may be seen at these sites. The public is asked not to call emergency triple-zero unless ta fire is unattended.

Prescribed burns are an important part of the ACT’s annual Bushfire Operations Plan to enhance ecological quality and reduce the risk of bushfires.

The government says crews will be on the ground monitoring and patrolling the prescribed burns to their conclusions.

 Here is the location map of the burn sites.

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