Theme: From The Ashes

The recent devastating bushfire season in Australia has raised many   questions not only for our nation, but for the global community who  looked on in horror as our land burned.

What are the far reaching ecological and biodiversity impacts on a land that's been decimated by bushfires?  With the intense smoke and air pollution that blanketed both regional and metro areas, what are the ongoing health impacts of these fires and how do we manage this public health threat in the future?  How do we deal with the mental trauma associated with people who witness these firestorms?  And what is the economic/agricultural/ educational impact on ourselves and our children?

The first issue of Eingana for 2020 focuses on the bushfire crisis in Australia and is titled "From the Ashes"  We are now calling for submissions from all members and friends of members, who have a particular area of interest or expertise around this topic.

This edition is a PRINT edition. Whether you work in local government, state government, schools, the not-for-profit sector, tertiary institution  or early childhood centre, we’d love to hear and share your stories, research findings and reflections. 

The two steps to submitting articles are as follows:

1. Email your title and abstract of up to 200 words to Jacquie Rynn at communications@eev.vic.edu.au  by Monday 2nd March, 2020.   

2. Submit full articles and images by no later than Monday 6th April, 2020.

*Please note that the final content will be decided by the editor and commissioning editor and not all abstracts may go to full publication. 

Examples of types of articles from past editions of Eingana can be found here - 

www.eev.vic.edu.au/eingana

Any questions, feel free to email Jacquie at           communications@eev.vic.edu.au or phone 9341-8176.


We look forward to your contributions examining the impact of the bushfires on Australia and the global community.

Photo credit Greenstone Girl