Proving the long-term impact of rainforest restoration is as vital as doing the hard work itself! © Martin Stringer   Restoring a rainforest is a long-term commitment. Trees can take decades [...]

Crocodile Creek © Martin Stringer   More and more businesses are choosing to put nature at the heart of what they do. Through Rainforest Rescue’s Partners for Protection program, [...]

Rainforest Rescue’s 2026 Annual Community Tree Planting Day is scheduled for Saturday 16th May 2026 and you’re invited! Join us for a morning of community, connection and rainforest [...]

The Daintree River’s floodplains are lowland areas of competing priorities © Martin Stringer   At the end of 2025, Rainforest Rescue was involved in something that rarely gets much attention [...]

The southern cassowary is often labelled the “world’s most dangerous bird,” but this reputation obscures a deeper truth. Southern cassowary conservation is not about fear — it’s about [...]

Thanks to the ongoing generosity of our supporters, Rainforest Rescue is proud to be able to provide ‘living laboratories’ to scientific researchers, through access to protected and restored [...]

The Daintree Oxbow restoration is emerging as one of the most important ecological opportunities in Far North Queensland — and also one of the most complex. As this Yahoo News article explores, [...]

Recent scientific research made international news headlines with the discovery that tropical rainforests may be emitting more carbon dioxide than they absorb. Dr Alex Cheesman, Rainforest [...]

Victoria’s Riflebird displaying © Martin Stringer   Your wildlife sightings matter more than you may realise. In fact, they could save a species from extinction. Citizen science is an [...]

After an incredible week of showcases, celebration and discussion in Cairns, Branden Barber reflects on thematic learnings from this year’s Australian Land Conservation (ALCA) Conference. Jody [...]