Fauna

We’ll admit, there are times in the intense heat and humidity, amongst the biting insects and vocal dissenters when we wonder if it’s all worth it.  Will our efforts on the ground in this [...]

NightWings site of restoration © Martin Stringer Reflecting on the magnificent trees in Far North Queensland, on this Earth Day 2023. It’s fitting considering the importance of the Daintree to [...]

#CritterCorner: Macleay’s honeyeater (Xanthotis macleayanus) is a honeyeater endemic to Australia. If you’re in Northern Queensland, from Cooktown to the southern end of the Paluma [...]

“Human history can be seen, in one sense, as the history of our relationship with trees”. – Peter Conway, Tree Medicine As our world becomes more complex and our society becomes more [...]

#CritterCorner: Named after its distinctive white lips, the White-lipped tree frog (Litoria infrafrenata) is Australia’s largest native frog (up to 14 cm). Their diet is mainly insects and [...]

When Rainforest Rescue commits to Forever Protection, we mean it. And protecting Daintree Habitat is the best thing we can do! Creating a nature refuge is the highest level of protection afforded [...]

Recently, Rainforest Rescue enjoyed the company of two special visitors in the Daintree from Orange, NSW, Mark and Clare. They are the owners of the fully certified organic Habitat Vineyard, the [...]

‘Rainforest Journey’ – a film by Martin Stringer – takes you on a visual journey into the Daintree Rainforest, Australia’s largest and most biodiverse and the world’s [...]

Spring has arrived on Saturday the 8th of October in Far North Queensland with the launch of the Cassowary Art Trail in Kuranda. Rainforest Rescue provided a well-attended booth with information [...]

Cooper Creek meanders through the midst of a 180 million-year-old rainforest. Credit Martin Stringer [‘Daintree Revival’ by Johan Augustin, appeared in Wild Magazine, 2022 Winter [...]