Partners for Protection: Growing a Greener Future Together
Wawu Dimbi © Martin Stringer When businesses choose to protect rainforests, they make a promise to care for nature, to act for the planet, and to nurture a better future for all. Through [...]
From struggling farmland to thriving wetland: A win–win–win for Douglas Shire
A drone image of the Daintree River and Oxbow where the proposed revegetation is planned. Credit: Martin Stringer When people around the world consider our region, they tend to think of [...]
Historic Return of Wawu Dimbi to the Eastern Kuku Yalanji People
Photo Credit: Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation (JYAC) On 17 September 2025, a historic and deeply significant milestone took place on Eastern Kuku Yalanji Country. Wawu Dimbi — [...]
Wet Tropics Restoration Alliance announces Steering Committee for 2025–2027
Left to right by row: Mr Peter Rowles, Prof. Susan Laurance, Mr Branden Barber, Mr Barnaby Swan, Mr Dennis Ah-kee, Mr Keith Smith and Dr Ana Palma. Welcoming the Wet Tropics Restoration [...]
Critter Corner – Diadem Leaf-nosed Bat
#CritterCorner – Deep within the rainforests of north-eastern Queensland lives one of Australia’s most striking bats: the Diadem Leaf-nosed Bat (Hipposideros diadema reginae). This subspecies of [...]
#NextGenRainforestRescuers, Amber & Penny, visit the Daintree
We first met #NextGenRainforestRescuers Amber & Penny back in March 2021. Since then, we’ve featured them in our blogs not once, but multiple times… and their dedication to protecting [...]
Putting ecological and economic value at the heart of conservation and restoration
Rainforest Rescue are beginning lowland habitat restoration on an abandoned sugar cane farm near to the McDowell Swamp/Daintree Oxbow. This land is flood-prone and connects to the Daintree [...]
