Camera Traps - January 2026 accrued 238-cassowary sightings, 19-dingoes and 295-feral pigs. Against cumulative monthly averages, cassowary numbers increased by 131%, dingoes fell by 54% and feral-pigs increased by 53%. Against January 2025, cassowary numbers rose by 79%, dingoes decreased by 84% and feral-pigs rose by 25%. Image highlights from January 2026
Camera Traps - December 2025 accrued 23-cassowary sightings, 23-dingoes and 122-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers fell by 77%, dingoes dropped by 43%, whilst feral-pig numbers also diminished by 36%. Against December 20234, cassowary numbers fell by 73%, dingo sightings dropped by 41% and feral-pig numbers diminished by 68%. Image highlights from December 2025
Camera Traps - November 2025 accrued 25-cassowaries, 17-dingoes and 16-feral pigs. Technical problems plagued the month's tally, with only half of the 12-cameras delivering any data. Against this technological failing, cumulative monthly averages fell across the board, with cassowary sightings 75% down, dingoes dropped by 59% and feral-pig numbers plummeted by 92%. Against November 2024, cassowary sightings dropped by 52%, dingo numbers fell by
Daintree Rainforest Camera Trap Project Across the course of this financial year, the Foundation has dutifully monitored and reported to the Wet Tropics Management Authority, Jabalbina Yalanji Aboriginal Corporation, Centre for Invasive Species Solutions, Invasive Species Council, Biosecurity Queensland and the public-at-large, that feral-pig sightings have rampantly increased and alarm bells should be ringing at the highest levels of statutory authority. From
Camera Traps - October 2025 accrued 55-cassowaries, 43-dingoes and 56-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers fell by 43%, dingo numbers increased by 2% and feral-pig numbers plummeted by 71%. Against October 2024, cassowary sightings rose by 104%, dingo numbers increased by 78% and feral-pig sightings decreased by 78%. Image highlights from Camera Traps - October 2025
Camera Traps - September 2025 accrued 30-cassowaries, 157-dingoes and 78-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers fell by 72%, dingoes exploded by 372% and feral-pig numbers dropped by 60%. Against September 2024, cassowary sightings rose by 30%, dingo numbers skyrocketed by 683% and feral-pigs fell by 65%. Image highlights from Camera Traps - September 2025
Camera Traps - August 2025 accrued 48-cassowary sightings, 42-dingoes and 66-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers fell by 54%, dingo-sightings dropped by 3% and feral-pig numbers collapsed by 67%. Against August 2024, cassowary sightings were 27% fewer, dingo numbers also fell by 27%, whilst feral-pigs plummeted by 67%! Image highlights from Camera Traps - August 2025
Camera Traps - July 2025 accrued 48-cassowary sightings, 39-dingoes and 81-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers fell by 53%, dingoes diminished by 4% and feral-pigs dropped by 64%. Against July 2024, cassowaries dropped by 56%, dingoes also fell by 37% and feral-pigs plummeted by 94%. JULY 2025 - IMAGE HIGHLIGHTS
Camera Traps - June 2025 accrued 57-cassowary sightings, 22-dingoes and 105-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers fell by 48%, dingo-sightings decreased by 46% and feral-pig numbers also dropped by 48%. Against June 2024, cassowaries were 4% fewer, dingo numbers fell by 51% and feral-pig numbers decreased by 46%. Image highlights from Camera Traps - June 2025
Camera Traps - May 2025 accrued 137-cassowary sightings, 37-dingoes and 119-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers rose by 25%, dingoes decreased by 9% and feral-pig numbers also fell by 42%. Against May 2024, cassowary numbers soared by 1,522%, dingoes fell by 3% and feral-pigs increased by 29%. Image highlights from May 2025
