SECURING THE INTEGRITY OF WORLD HERITAGE VALUES
Australia’s unprecedented decision to compulsorily inscribe privately-held property into its successful 1988 Wet Tropics bid for World Heritage Listing, demolished the convention that had hitherto included only Crown estate. Daintree Rainforest Foundation Ltd., has been established to further protect, conserve, present, rehabilitate and transmit to future generations, the Wet Tropics World Heritage values of the Land, within the meaning of the World Heritage Convention. If you are interested in supporting conservation of World Heritage with human inhabitants, CLICK HERE.
JUNGLE DRUM – the beat of a rainforest rhythm
Camera Traps – April 2020
Camera Traps - April 2020 Collecting data from the Camera Traps - April 2020, was as informative as it was therapeutic. Getting back into the jungle, after weeks of post-operative convalescence and
Camera Traps – March 2020
Camera Traps - March 2020 Another technical fault was revealed in the Camera Traps - March 2020 and yet the month captured 70-cassowary images, 264-feral pigs and 10-dingoes in total. Cassowary sightings fell
Camera Traps February 2020
As it was with data collection from January 2020, one of the 12 camera traps revealed a technical fault and yet February captured 126-cassowaries, 184-feral pigs and 3-dingoes in total. Both cassowary and feral pig
Camera Traps – January 2020
With the exception of one of the 12 camera traps, which revealed a faulty data card, January 2020 captured 118 cassowaries, 166 feral pigs and 8 dingoes. Comparing the month of December 2019, there
Camera Trap 2
The Management Committee of Daintree Rainforest Foundation Ltd., has decided to rationalise data collection into alignment with the months of the year. So the first fortnight will be set aside and the reporting will
2019 ANNUAL REPORT
2018 ANNUAL REPORT The major news for this year, is the publication of A Stray Liana by DAINTREE RAINFOREST FOUNDATION LTD Chairperson, Neil Hewett. Published by Daintree Rainforest P/L in May 2019,