An amazing transformation is underway on Lot 93 Cape Tribulation Road as we restore this significant rainforest habitat in the heart of the Daintree Lowland Rainforest. 

Kelvin Davies considers the past history of development in the Daintree Lowland Rainforest and how our response to present challenges might shape the future. 

We've provided answers to frequently asked questions on the Daintree Lowland Rainforest and our program of land purchase and protection. 

You did it again! Thanks to our generous donors' Lot 197 Quandong Road in the Daintree Rainforest has been saved from the threat of development. 

Thanks to our incredible donors and our partners, HalfCut and Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation, we’ve been able to purchase and protect 12 lots in the Daintree in just 12 months. Home to many threatened species, the 21.1648 hectares we’ve protected in 2021-22 will now be managed for conservation.

With your help, we've done it again! We've reached our fundraising target and Lot 6 Thornton Peak Drive can now be purchased and protected. This ensures this special Daintree Rainforest property will be managed for conservation outcomes and not be used for residential development.

Ecologist and botanist Kristopher Kupsch has encountered what is thought to be a new species of Gardenia in the Daintree Lowland Rainforest.

A species of Dysoxylum only seen once in the Daintree has likely been destroyed by development.

Ecolibrium Designs, established in 2006, specialises in the design of environmentally sensitive buildings and sustainable property planning. Owner and Principal Building Designer Brett Grimley has been supporting practical conservation outcomes donating 1% of annual turnover to Rainforest 4 Foundation for two years.

Will it be a case of third time lucky for Lot 197 Quandong Road? We've tried to save this property from development twice in the past few years only to see it sold to someone else. Now we have the opportunity to protect it forever!