Our ‘Protect a Rainforest’ project focuses on purchasing rainforest blocks for conservation and protecting them forever, increasing connectivity and protecting biodiversity.

Our ‘Plant a Rainforest’ projects replant rainforest and re-establish habitat for plants and animals’ endemic to that specific ecosystem. We believe Trees Are The Answer.

If we are going to help mitigate climate change by drawing down more carbon, then we need to plant more trees – it really is as simple as that – #TreesAreTheAnswer

Learn about one of our greatest restoration projects – Kurranji Bubu (Lot 46 Cape Tribulation Rd) – transformed from an abandoned palm oil plantation into a protected Nature Refuge.

Transforming agricultural land into rainforest habitat and reconnecting the upper Daintree Rainforest with the Great Barrier Reef at NightWings Rainforest Centre.

How big is the Daintree Rainforest? Why is it worth protecting? Who are the Traditional Owners of the Daintree Rainforest?  Find these answers & more here!

Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation (JYAC) will grow over 12,000 plants a year to enable their forest rangers to restore lowland rainforest at Wawu Dimbi.

Did you know that the Wet Tropics of Queensland ranks as the second most irreplaceable natural World Heritage Area? Find out more about the wonders of the Wet Tropics here.

The Daintree Rainforest is home to an amazing variety of plants and animals. Many of these are ‘endemic’ to the region meaning that they are found nowhere else on the planet.

The World Heritage Area does not extend to all of the Daintree with much of the coastal lowland tropical rainforest remaining unprotected from development & fragmentation.

Learn about the history of development in the Daintree, the governments’ involvement in buy back & why we’ve made it our mission to Protect Rainforests Forever.

Dr. David Suzuki, the world-renowned journalist, and biologist urged all Australian’s to get behind Rainforest Rescue’s Daintree Buy Back and Protect Forever Project.