Save the Cassowary - Four things you can do on World Cassowary Day 2023
On World Cassowary Day (26th of September) help celebrate the endangered Southern Cassowary and all efforts to prevent its extinction in the wild. There are only 4,000 Cassowaries remaining in Australia's wet tropical rainforest. To ensure they survive your help is urgently needed and we've identified four things you can do today to Save the Cassowary!
Read moreRainforest and chocolate - a beautiful combination
Chocolate makes everything better and everyone needs our rainforests to survive, so why not combine the two? After all, without rainforests we wouldn’t have chocolate at all.
Read moreFAQ's for Daintree’s Lot 204
We’ve provided answers to the most frequently asked questions for the purchase and protection of Lot 204 Cedar Road at Cow Bay in the Daintree Lowland Rainforest.
Read moreDaintree rainforest restoration and ongoing care
Care and maintenance is the key to successful rainforest restoration. As any gardener will know management of weeds is the issue that keeps popping up. The same is true with bush regeneration and especially in the tropics where weeds grow rapidly.
Read more59,000 trees established for Sumatra's big four
Elephants, tigers, rhinos, and orangutans, are the beneficiaries of habitat restoration efforts that have established 59,000 trees.
Read moreRestoring Arunachala
The sacred Arunachala Hill in Tamil Nadu, India was once covered in forests that supported tigers and other wildlife. Years of wood-cutting and man-made fires left only pockets of stunted trees. Now that's all changed, thanks to The Forest Way.
Read moreResponding to Borneo's fire season
Dry season forest fires have burned in Kalimantan for over two decades, destroying millions of hectares and harming the lives of Dayak people. As the Indonesian government refuses to monitor the fires, communities are responding with the support of international non-profit organisations like Rainforest 4 Foundation.
Read moreWill spectacled flying-foxes survive 'global boiling'?
Look up in the Maalan Cloud Forest at dusk, and you may be rewarded with a rare sight - the launch of tens of thousands of endangered spectacled flying foxes.
Read moreDouble your impact to protect Maalan Cloud Forest
It's time to 'be the change' in the fight against global warming. All donations towards the purchase and protection of this special property, up to $350,000, will now be matched dollar for dollar. This means your gift will have twice the impact, bringing us twice as close to an incredible win for conservation.
Read moreMusic to our ears: Meet the musician carbon offsetting her tunes for the trees
How often do you think about the effect your career could be having on climate change?
We recently caught up with Gold Coast musician Dani Teveluwe, aka Sunny Luwe, who has created an online guide to carbon offsetting for musos based on her own journey to net zero music-making.