Fire threatens Vic Grampians community The small community of Glenisla bordering Victoria's Grampians National Park is under thereat from a large bushfire. The CFA says the out-of-control 25,000 hectare fire is in the Glenisla area, with a population around 200, in western Victoria. The CFA has issued an emergency warning for residents saying the fire, which is travelling in a north westerly direction, is creating spot fires. Fire Services Commissioner Craig Lapsley had warned the major concern for firefighters this weekend is the blaze in the Grampians, which has been running for a week and shows no signs of coming under control. Mr Lapsley said the continued hot weather and lack of rain meant the fire season would last into next month. "We don't see any rain of any significance for the next two or three weeks and that means we have a fire risk that will stay all of February and into early March," he said. A CFA spokeswoman said there were six large farms in the Glenisla region and their residents were all doorknocked on Wednesday and warned to have their fire plan ready to enact. "The fire is quite close to properties in the area," she said. The historic Glenisla Homestead, which sits on 800 hectares, is also under threat.