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Disaster resilience education:
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The first step in building disaster resilience is to recognise the natural hazards in your local environment. 

In Australia, emergency services and other experts can help us identify local hazards and the steps we can take to protect our communities from harm before, during and after an emergency.

Connect with disaster resilience professionals for trusted information, advice and resources on hazards and preparedness. Browse agencies in your local area. 

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Education resources

Browse lesson plans and activities across early years, primary and secondary.

Disaster resilience education in action

Examples and case studies

 

Local information

Learn more about local hazards by connecting with organisations supporting disaster resilience in your region. For trusted information, advice and resources, select your state or territory below.

Australian Capital Territory (ACT)

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