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Life returns to scorched Australian lands: Here are 27 hopeful photos

Posted on January 30, 2020 By admin No Comments on Life returns to scorched Australian lands: Here are 27 hopeful photos
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For the last few months, the bushfires in Australia have caused untold devastation, burning through more than three million hectares of land.

Thousands of homes have been destroyed and the animal populations have been ravaged.

Unfortunately, Australia continues to suffer from catastrophic bushfires spreading across millions of acres, according to The Guardian.

But while dozens of fires still tear across this tormented country, pictures from Australia show that the country is finally beginning to rise from its ashes. Evidenced in many places, life is on its way back – proving once again nature’s amazing ability to survive.

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Green shoots can already be seen among the black scorched earth and some plants have even take advantage of the nutrients in the ash. These plants are called Pyrophytic plants, which means that they’re adapted to withstand frequent fires – many species in the Australian bush have evolved to be fire-tolerant.

For example, the Eucalyptus contain serotinous cones or fruits that are completely sealed with resin. These cones/fruits must be exposed to the heat of a fire in order to release their seeds, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.

But even though this process is normal and fully natural, it is far from certain that Australia’s plants will recover fully. The worst fires in the country’s history have destroyed so much that it is difficult to say how adaptable nature will be. But some of these beautiful pictures below give us hope that nature is going to endure!

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The future generation, regrowth of both vegetation and wild life after the fires at Yanchep National Park Western Australia 🌱🦘 #yanchep #yanchepfires #perthisok #helloperth #perthtoday #perthnow #helloperth #australia #newgeneration #regrowth #kangaroo #wildlife #australiaburns #australiaisburning #visitwesternaustralia #wa #nationalpark #wallaby #nativetoaustralia #yanchepnationalpark #burnt #abc #abcperth #newbeginnings #vegetation #soperth #nativewildlife

A post shared by Max (@max_maujean) on Jan 4, 2020 at 10:52pm PST

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Fire. Regrowth. Pretty in its own way surrounded by black. #nswfires #woombahfires #regrowth #iluka #ilukafires #ijeep #rfs #cfa #firefighter

A post shared by Fred (@ijeep) on Dec 25, 2019 at 9:13pm PST

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Some kangaroos back in the burnt bush. Feeding on new shoots ❀ #natgeoyourshot #natgeo #bushfiresaustralia #australia

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 12, 2020 at 10:33am PST

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As hard as it is to fathom the sheer scale of the current bushfires in Australia, but nature has ways to recover. Yes it may take decades but it will occur, slowly. Some Eucalyptus trees resprout new branches from under the bark on their trunks. . . #eucalyptus #eucalyptustree #eucalyptusplant #eucalyptusleaves #eucalyptuslove #regrowth #bushfire #bushfires #recovery #bushfiresaustralia #bushfirephotography #abcmelbourne #abclandline #abcaustralia #abcaustraliaphotography

A post shared by Naturenature (@nature_australian) on Jan 8, 2020 at 11:54pm PST

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Some more photos of regrowth at Woodgate were bush fires went through πŸ€—β€ #australianbushfires #hope #abcwidebay #regrowth

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 17, 2020 at 7:04pm PST

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Went back to where the bush fires were in Woodgate. More regrowth. Beautiful sight to see ❀ #natgeoyourshot #natgeo #bushfiresaustralia #australia #instagram

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 12, 2020 at 10:24am PST

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Regrowth. – Andy and I went up to Yengo this weekend and stopped off to take photos of regrowth in some of the areas of low to moderate intensity fire. The green bursting in the red and black is always inspiring. We saw an awful lot more wildlife than we usually do in the area as well – potentially animals that have fled from more serious fires. . . . #regrowth #grasstrees #wildfires #auswildlife #fire #nswfires #bushfiresaustralia

A post shared by Shane Orion Wiechnik (@crafts_and_conservation) on Jan 18, 2020 at 12:41am PST

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. Some Eucalyptus trees resprout new branches from under the bark on their trunks. This is the new growth approx 6-8 weeks after Black Saturday bushfires of 2009. . . #eucalyptus #eucalyptustree #eucalyptusplant #eucalyptusleaves #eucalyptuslove #regrowth #bushfire #bushfires #recovery #bushfiresaustralia #bushfirephotography #abcmelbourne #abclandline #abcaustralia

A post shared by Naturenature (@nature_australian) on Jan 8, 2020 at 11:56pm PST

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Some more photos of regrowth at Woodgate were bush fires went through πŸ€—β€ #australianbushfires #hope #abcwidebay #regrowth

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 17, 2020 at 7:04pm PST

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We got rain πŸ‘Œβ˜”πŸ‘πŸ‘ #bushfires #devastation #positivity #wewillovercome #blackheath #newsouthwales #australia #regrowth #ferns #green #goodsigns #rain #puddles #reflections #hope #faith

A post shared by Bronwyn (@bronyrh) on Jan 16, 2020 at 2:20am PST

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New life. 3 weeks after the fire. Even a butterfly and ants are active again. Grasstrees are first to resprout. They are everywhere. Once the rain comes it will be wonderful #stirlingranges #bushfire #regrowth #waitingforrain

A post shared by @ lyndall.magpiestudio on Jan 19, 2020 at 1:24am PST

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Regrowth after bushfire. Great to see nature forging on, despite all odds. Let's hope the rain keeps up. #LifeFindsAWay #BushFire #Regrowth #GreenMeUpScotty #RoadTrip #NSWBurns #ThisIsAustralia #Nature #Geocache #ABCMyPhoto

A post shared by Greg Pearce (@hoojar) on Jan 20, 2020 at 12:56am PST

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Regeneration Growth already 😍 Mother Earth 🌏 has such a violent way of clearing and yet such an inspiring way of regenerating. From such devastation comes new life, opportunity for new things to grow that without the turmoil would otherwise not have had the space to be. Perception is everything, it’s only when we have events like these fires that we see that at Mother Nature’s level we too are just like everything else, at her mercy. #bushfiresaustralia #regrowth #hope #gaia #motherNature #australia #QLD

A post shared by @ mac_mac713 on Jan 11, 2020 at 1:50pm PST

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Some more photos of regrowth at Woodgate were bush fires went through πŸ€—β€ #australianbushfires #hope #abcwidebay #regrowth

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 17, 2020 at 7:04pm PST

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Out of the fire new life occurs , the blackboy trees thrive on fires to allow regrowth #blackboytree #grasstree#fire#blackened #nikon#nikonphotography#d5600#photo#insta#worldprime#500px#australia_shotz#natgeo#natgeotravel#thephotosociety#artofvisuals#globalcapture#mynikonlifere#picoftheday#instagood#rawphotograpy#shootraw #fstoppers #southcoastnsw #summerfires #regrowth

A post shared by Scott James (@fatmansphotography) on Jan 19, 2020 at 11:48pm PST

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So sad to see the devastation the bush fires left on the drive from Casino to Tenterfield through the Girard state forest, however nature will never give up as you can see here in this photo showing the rejuvenation of the forest.

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And the fire came and burnt through the bush,preparing the earth for the new growth again.#fire#shoots#regrowth #ash#bush#bushwalk #nature #hike #wanderlust #explore #outdoors #nature #wander#naturewriting #writing #bluemountains #australia #πŸŒπŸ™βœŒπŸ”πŸ₯ΎπŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊπŸŒ³πŸžπŸŒΏβ›°

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But wait there's more. Eucalyptus Gum tree. Woohoo new shoots.πŸ€—β€πŸ˜ŽπŸ¨πŸŒΏ Love the texture and colour of the bark. #australianbushfires #regrowth #color #eucalyptus

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 17, 2020 at 8:25pm PST

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Went back to where the bush fires were in Woodgate. More regrowth. Beautiful sight to see ❀ #natgeoyourshot #natgeo #bushfiresaustralia #australia #instagram

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 12, 2020 at 10:24am PST

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Regrowth 😍 #bushfire #rain

A post shared by Tim Menkins (@timtamtom123) on Jan 18, 2020 at 12:01am PST

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Went back to where the bush fires were in Woodgate. More regrowth. Beautiful sight to see ❀ #natgeoyourshot #natgeo #bushfiresaustralia #australia #instagram

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 12, 2020 at 10:24am PST

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New life begins, after bush fires

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Went back to where the bush fires were in Woodgate. More regrowth. Beautiful sight to see ❀ #natgeoyourshot #natgeo #bushfiresaustralia #australia #instagram

A post shared by Jenny Beck Images (@jennybeck63) on Jan 12, 2020 at 10:24am PST

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Regrowth 😍 #bushfire #rain

A post shared by Tim Menkins (@timtamtom123) on Jan 18, 2020 at 12:01am PST

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Regeneration Growth already 😍 Mother Earth 🌏 has such a violent way of clearing and yet such an inspiring way of regenerating. From such devastation comes new life, opportunity for new things to grow that without the turmoil would otherwise not have had the space to be. Perception is everything, it’s only when we have events like these fires that we see that at Mother Nature’s level we too are just like everything else, at her mercy. #bushfiresaustralia #regrowth #hope #gaia #motherNature #australia #QLD

A post shared by @ mac_mac713 on Jan 11, 2020 at 1:50pm PST

Wow, this is wonderful! What amazing trees and plants β€“ now hopefully through breeding programs we can help bring back some of the wildlife! The resiliency of our planet is amazing – share this article on Facebook if you agree πŸ¦‹

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