The savannas of northern Australia are the most fire-prone part of a fire-prone continent. The savanna region comprises 1.9mn sq km (a third of the Australian landmass), of which roughly 20% is burnt on average each year. In twelve multi-authored chapters, the book documents key challenges and novel options for addressing chronic landscape-scale fire management issues in north Australian savannas through development of: (1) collaborative, cross-cultural 'two toolkit' approaches, and (2) commercially supported environmental services programs.