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#ForestFlora – Noah’s Oak (Buckinghamia ferruginiflora) is a striking native rainforest tree that is endemic to north-east Queensland. Despite its name, it isn’t a true oak at all, but a [...]

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 [...]

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, [...]

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 [...]

Capturing and utilising data for tree production in our native tree nursery Every seed is a potential source of data that helps make our restoration projects more effective.   Our new [...]

#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 remarkable bat [...]

#ForestFlora – The Trailing Sundew (Drosera prolifera) is a fascinating little carnivorous plant native and endemic to Queensland’s tropical rainforests. It’s a small, ground-hugging herb [...]

#CritterCorner – The Little Waterfall Frog (Ranoida lorica) is a tiny, remarkable and critically endangered amphibian that has fascinated scientists and conservationists alike. Also known [...]

  #ForestFlora -The Remarkable Ryparosa kurrangii: A Living Gem in the World’s Oldest Rainforest The remarkable Ryparosa kurrangii tree, a true rarity, calls just a small corner of the [...]

Sporangia in leaf axils © Daniel Ohlsen, 2024-01-09, Atlas of Living Autralia   Rainforest Rescue’s Native Nursery facilitates threatened Tassel-ferns workshop On Tuesday, 26th November, [...]