We already knew Lot 150 Cape Tribulation Road was ecologically significant. Now a new survey has revealed just how important the 1-hectare block of land is to science and to conservation.  

What's better than one Cassowary? Two! We think most things in the Daintree Rainforest are better when doubled, and right now, your donation can have double the impact.

What would you call a 'tree with no name'? We've found Cyclophyllum costatum on Lot 26 Ronald Road at Forest Creek. The thing is, this small tree is yet to be given a common name.

We want to prevent further development in the Daintree Rainforest and we know many people in Australia and around the world want that too. So we've bitten off a big challenge – the purchase and protection of not one but two Daintree properties.

Five plant species marked for conservation have been found among 188 native plants identified on the block at Lot 26 Ronald Road. 

Lot 150 Cape Tribulation Road in the Daintree Rainforest has been purchased for conservation! Thank you to the wonderful donors who helped to achieve this great outcome.

The restoration of Lot 8 Buchanan Creek Road is underway as we continue to both protect and restore the Daintree Lowland Rainforest. 

The Green Dinosaur (Idiospermum australiense) is one of the world’s rarest and most primitive flowering plants. Twice thought to be extinct, its rediscovery in the Daintree Lowland Rainforest in the 1970s was arguably Australia’s most significant botanical find.

In the last three years, we've purchased 26 Daintree Rainforest properties for conservation while at the same time working towards providing the highest level of protection. With the signing of a new agreement, the pathway to protection is now clear and we are pleased to share with everyone the process for including the properties we have acquired in the Daintree National Park (CYPAL). 

Help is now available to landowners and land managers with a commitment to caring for the Daintree Rainforest.