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 Celebrating Community at Ecofiesta and the Mossman NAIDOC Parade
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Celebrating Community at Ecofiesta and the Mossman NAIDOC Parade

Our Daintree-based team recently stepped out of the rainforest and into the community, taking part in Cairns Ecofiesta and, closer to home, the Mossman NAIDOC Parade. Both events gave us the [...]

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 5,000 Trees & One Weekend in the Daintree
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5,000 Trees & One Weekend in the Daintree

Every year, supporters, volunteers, partners and staff come together to help restore rainforest in the Daintree. This year was different. For the first time, our Annual Community Tree Planting [...]

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 “A new chapter begins!” Our first Daintree Oxbow Annual Community Tree Planting
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“A new chapter begins!” Our first Daintree Oxbow Annual Community Tree Planting

Beginning this new chapter together — 126 tree planters at 110 Cape Tribulation Road.   “This is a very, very historic moment for Rainforest Rescue and for this area. This is a really [...]

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 The world’s oldest rainforest needs restoring. An outdated planning map is in the way.
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The world’s oldest rainforest needs restoring. An outdated planning map is in the way.

The Daintree Oxbow and surrounding floodplain represents an ecological and economic way forward in the region © Martin Stringer This Media Release was originally issued by Rainforest Rescue on 1 [...]

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 Seeing the forest grow: how lasers are transforming rainforest restoration
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Seeing the forest grow: how lasers are transforming rainforest restoration

Proving the long-term impact of rainforest restoration is as vital as doing the hard work itself! © Martin Stringer   Restoring a rainforest is a long-term commitment. Trees can take decades [...]

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 2026 Annual Community Tree Planting Day
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2026 Annual Community Tree Planting Day

Rainforest Rescue’s 2026 Annual Community Tree Planting Day is scheduled for Saturday 16th May 2026 and you’re invited! Join us for a morning of community, connection and rainforest [...]

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 We spoke up on the Far North Queensland Regional Plan. Here’s why.
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We spoke up on the Far North Queensland Regional Plan. Here’s why.

The Daintree River’s floodplains are lowland areas of competing priorities © Martin Stringer   At the end of 2025, Rainforest Rescue was involved in something that rarely gets much attention [...]

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 Why Restoring Rainforests Matters for Science
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Why Restoring Rainforests Matters for Science

Thanks to the ongoing generosity of our supporters, Rainforest Rescue is proud to be able to provide ‘living laboratories’ to scientific researchers, through access to protected and restored [...]

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 Restoring balance: The changing role of Tropical Forests in a warming world
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Restoring balance: The changing role of Tropical Forests in a warming world

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 [...]

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 ‘People are the answer’ – Rainforest Rescue and Friends at Cairns Ecofiesta 2025
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‘People are the answer’ – Rainforest Rescue and Friends at Cairns Ecofiesta 2025

Aussie environmentalist Costa Georgiadis catches up with Rainforest Rescue at Cairns Ecofiesta.   As we put thoughts into words, the outlook for the environment and the world itself feels [...]

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