On January 13, 2013 the Warrumbungles National Park burned. Fifteen thousand hectares of rugged forest was obliterated in an afternoon. Fortunately for those charged with the management and protection of that mountain range, there were no human casualties. But for the animals there was no escape. The loss of animal life and habitat was devastating.

FIRE gives voice to those silenced by the flames. It rejoices in their lives, honours their passing and urges us to take decisive action before Australia’s flora and fauna are gone forever; a message that has only grown in its relevance.