We’ve provided answers to the most frequently asked questions for the purchase and protection of Lot 6 Thornton Peak Drive.

With development increasing in the Daintree there is an urgent need to buy back more at-risk rainforest land. Now, with two Daintree properties in Thornton Peak Drive already purchased and protected it's time for a third. Lot 6 Thornton Peak Drive is 3.75 hectares of critical habitat for native wildlife and plants. We must act now to protect this important property from development.  

Last week, more than a hundred friends and supporters came to the Daintree Rainforest to walk alongside Eastern Kuku Yalanji people and learn about the world’s oldest continually existing tropical rainforest from the oldest continually existing human culture. Together we saw firsthand how the properties we are purchasing for conservation are protected and managed.

Hooray! Lot 373 Hickory Road at Cow Bay will now be purchased and managed for its exceptional conservation values. This great outcome will provide a secure habitat for the endangered Southern Cassowary and 210 native plant species of plants. Thank you to all of our wonderful donors! 

Three non-profit organisations met in the Daintree Rainforest on Wednesday 25th of April to handover ten properties to the Eastern Kuku Yalanji people for conservation.

In the Daintree Rainforest, we are always on the lookout for Cassowaries and in recent weeks we’ve been very lucky indeed. 

Our survey of Lot 373 Hickory Road at Cow Bay identified 210 native plant species. This included four species listed as Threatened and our first time finding the Fragrant Boxwood. 

To celebrate the purchase and protection of more than 20 properties in the Daintree Lowland Rainforest we’re hosting donors and friends on a unique tour of the world’s oldest living rainforest.

It's not every day that you can say you've helped to save Threatened species however that's true for our generous donors today.