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#CritterCorner – Did you know that dragons still exist in Australia? (Spoiler Alert: They’re not the flying, fire breathing type that we’ve all read about in stories… but [...]

#ForestFlora – Chingia, from the family Thelypteridaceae, is a small genus of about 20 species that are found throughout Melesia (south-east Asian mainland and archipelagos stretching to [...]

#ForestFlora – Callicarpa candicans, commonly known as a great wooly Malayan lilac or the purple-berried Malayan lilac, is an evergreen shrub or small tree, growing up to a maximum of 6 [...]

“Your shutter might only be open for a few seconds but your pictures could help Protect Rainforests Forever.” Rainforest Rescue’s annual photography competition, The Canopy [...]

#CritterCorner – Macleay’s honeyeater (Xanthotis macleayanus) is a honeyeater endemic to Australia. If you’re in Northern Queensland, from Cooktown to the southern end of the [...]

Emily (center) with her parents who traveled from the UK to Far North Queensland in 2022 to attend our Annual Community Tree Planting Day (© Silvia Di Domenicantonio) If you’ve ever been to [...]

Rainforest Rescue’s 2023 Annual Community Tree Planting Day is scheduled for Saturday 06 May 2023 and you’re invited! When: Saturday 06 May 2023 – please ensure you arrive by 8:00 am [...]

#CritterCorner – Named after its distinctive white lips, the White-lipped tree frog (Litoria infrafrenata) is Australia’s largest native frog (up to 14 cm). Their diet is mainly [...]

In February 2022, Rainforest Rescue launched the first-ever global competition for rainforest photography, with each photo entered contributing towards the protection of one square meter of [...]