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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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

“What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” Rainforest Rescue CEO, Branden Barber, reflects on the significance of Jane Goodall’s [...]

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 — [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

#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 [...]