Camera Traps - April 2022 accrued 50-cassowaries, 6-dingoes and 78-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers dropped by 51%, whilst dingoes fell by 22% and feral-pigs also dropped by 64%. Against April 2021, cassowaries were 25%-up, [...]
Camera Traps - March 2022 accrued 172-cassowaries, 14-dingoes and 85-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers rose by 27%, whilst dingoes fell by 51% and feral-pigs also dropped by 31%. Against March 2021, cassowaries were 195%-up, [...]
CAMERA TRAPS - 2021 Daintree Rainforest Camera Trap Project As a part of its long-term Daintree Rainforest Camera Trap Project, 2021 accrued 1210-cassowary sightings, 225-dingoes and 1,543-feral-pigs. In comparison with 2020, cassowary numbers increased by 55%, [...]
Daintree Rainforest Camera Traps - August 2021 - accrued 87-cassowary sightings, 26-dingoes and 80-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers rose by 22%, dingoes were 23% down and feral-pigs also dropped by 37%. Against August of [...]
Daintree Rainforest Camera Traps - April 2021, accrued 40-cassowary sightings, 7-dingoes and 108-feral pigs. Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers were 42% down, dingoes were 79% down and feral-pigs were also down by 22%. Against April of [...]
The complexity of managing multi-tenured lands is shown when a valuable Mahogany traverses Cooper Creek across two adjacent properties, one within and the other outside the boundaries of Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. Section 56 of the Wet Tropics [...]
The Daintree holds a special place in Australia’s environmental conscience. How can a rainforest that has existed for an estimated 170-million years remain undiscovered until the 1970’s? How can a rainforest containing an unsurpassed richness of ancient, primitive and [...]
When I was asked to write about my transition from the open cut brown coal mines of Yallourn in Victoria, where I was born and bred, to the rich, diverse and very green Daintree Rainforest in northern Queensland, it [...]
A significant aspect of living in the Daintree Rainforest comes from knowledge of past inhabitants and their impacts on the land. The power given to governments to make decisions that seriously affect human capacity to live in harmony with [...]
The Primary Goal for the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area is to implement Australia’s international duty to protect, conserve, present, rehabilitate and transmit to future generations the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, within the meaning of the World Heritage [...]
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