IT’S OUR NATURE TO PROTECT
Together We Can Protect Rainforests Forever
Rainforests are under constant threat from development and climate change. Protecting and restoring rainforests is our business. Join Us!
How YOU can help
SAVE A RAINFOREST
Rainforests support around half of all land-based species of plants and animals on Earth. Structurally complex, rainforests are essential to both animals and humans.
PLANT A RAINFOREST
Many rainforests are disappearing with 65,000 hectares cleared or significantly de-graded every single day. Restoration is possible. We believe Trees Are The Answer.
PROTECT WILDLIFE
We are losing the rich diversity of the rainforests. Many of these irreplaceable animal and plant species are now under threat and need our help to survive into the future.
From little things, big things grow
and look how you’ve helped us grow since 1999!
293,568 in Australia
33,000 Overseas
39 in Daintree, Queensland
1 in Pyengana, Tasmania
967,451 in the Daintree
809,400 in Tasmania
in Australia
Founded in 1999
PROTECT LOT 41 FOREVER
We have the opportunity to double the size of the protected area in the Cape Kimberley Wildlife Corridor. Lot 41 is ideally located right next to the National Park. This purchase will further contribute to the Milky Pine Nature Refuge and enhance connectivity by expanding the wildlife corridor.
THE DAILY AUS IN THE DAINTREE
The team from The Daily Aus, in partnership with the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), came to the Daintree Rainforest to see the impacts of climate change for themselves and understand the vital role our work plays in helping mitigate climate change.
KURRANJI BUBU – LOT 46
In 2010 we purchased an abandoned palm oil plantation at Lot 46 Cape Tribulation Rd & began restoring it. In 2021 the local Yalanji language committee granted Lot 46 the traditional name of Kurranji Bubu (Cassowary Land) and it is now a protected Nature Refuge.
DONATE NOW
When you give generously, you become part of a committed team of individuals who collectively are helping to preserve some of the most biodiverse habitats and the species that live within them on this planet.
Become a Rainforest Rescuer today!
