The 2020 Australia Bushfires: What We Learned

<p>The 2019-2020 Australian Wildfires were some of the worst in the country's history.&nbsp; Over 18 million hectares where burned - nearly the size of New Jersey - , over 400 million tonnes of carbon were released in the atmosphere, and an estimated 3 billion animals were killed.</p> <p>So what did we learn from all of this?&nbsp; What caused it?&nbsp; And what is happening in Australia 6 months after this disaster?</p> <p>We discuss these questions and more with Dr. Paul Ramos, a Nat Geo Wild Vet who was there on the ground providing vet services at the height of the fires.</p> <p>Don't forget, you can support Australian Wildlife with every purchase of our <a href="https://iloveanimalia.com/collections/australia-fire-relief-collection">Australia Wildlife Tee</a>, with proceeds shared to WIRES, a conservation who worked diligently on providing aid during the fires.</p> <p>And be sure to check out Paul Ramos' <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@vetpaulramos?lang=en">TikTok channel</a> to learn more about his work as well!</p> <p><br></p>