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Students are planting fire-resistant native grasses to help the next generations understanding of bushfires

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A new campaign has been launched in a Sydney school to help young people understand bushfires and the environment. Students have helped plant fire-resistant native grassees in their playground in the hope they learn more about their local environment.
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