
Prescribed bushland burning significantly reduces the amount of ground vegetation (fuel) that acts as a fire hazard during our summer months. Prescribed burning also helps maintain our natural bushland’s biodiversity. For more information on why you should do planned burns, and when planned burning takes place, visit the DFES website.
Requesting Brigade to burn off on private property
Use the form below to request a hazard reduction burn by the Bush Fire Brigades.
Please email completed forms to: cesmwanneroo@dfes.wa.gov.au
For any queries contact the Chief Bush Fire Control Officer on 9405 5000.
Planned prescribed burns 2020/21
Suburb | Reserve Name | Address | Progress |
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Ashby | Ashby Operations Centre Bushland | Wanneroo Road, Ashby | |
Banksia Grove | Celadon Park | 80 Celadon Loop, Banksia Grove | |
Banksia Grove | Discovery Park | Botanic Avenue, Banksia Grove | |
Banksia Grove | Viridian Park | 99 Viridian Drive, Banksia Grove | |
Butler | Honeymyrtle Park | 10 Wiltshire Entrance, Butler | |
Carabooda | Doogarch Park | 53 Jade Loop, Carabooda | |
Carramar | Tranquil Park | 50 Tranquil Drive, Carramar | |
Clarkson | McAllister Park | Neerabup Road, Clarkson | |
Darch | Appleby Park | 37 Appleby Drive, Darch | |
Girrawheen | Montrose Park | 40 Montrose Avenue, Girrawheen | |
Jandabup | Franklin Park | 72 Franklin Road, Jandabup | |
Koondoola | Koondoola A Reserve | 380 Marangaroo Drive, Koondoola | |
Landsdale | Thaxter Park | 1 Thaxter Road, Landsdale | |
Mariginiup | Caporn Park | 130 Pinjar Road, Mariginiup | Complete |
Pearsall | Ashbrook Park | 42 Ashbrook Avenue, Pearsall | |
Sinagra | Boyagin Park | 4 Boyagin Way, Sinagra | |
Sinagra | San Teodoro Park | 15 San Teodoro Drive, Sinagra | |
Tapping | Waldburg Park | 2 Waldburg Drive, Tapping | |
Two Rocks | Cassilda Park | 49 Cassilda Way, Two Rocks | |
Two Rocks | Whitfield Park | 69 Whitfield Drive, Two Rocks | |
Wanneroo | Chicquita Park | 9 Chicquita Place, Wanneroo | |
Wanneroo | Edgar Griffiths Park | 60 Garden Park Drive, Wanneroo |
Bushfire smoke and your health
Smoke from bush fires can exacerbate asthma and other respiratory conditions and can cause a cough, shortness of breath and irritate the eyes, nose and throat.
If there is a prescribed burn in your area, try to minimise your exposure to smoke by:
- Staying inside and keeping windows and doors closed
- If using an air conditioner, set it to ‘recirculate mode’
If you have a respiratory condition such as asthma, ensure you have your regular medications at hand.