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905, 2026

Camera Traps – April 2026

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Camera Traps - April 2026 accrued 37-cassowary sightings, 18-dingoes and 69-feral pigs.  Against the cumulative monthly average, both cassowary and feral-pigs numbers fell by 64%, whilst dingoes decreased by 56% and against April 2025, both cassowary and feral-pig [...]

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704, 2026

Camera Traps – March 2026

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Camera Traps - March 2026 accrued 50-cassowary sightings, 28-dingoes and 95-feral pigs.  Against the cumulative monthly average, cassowary numbers dropped by 51%, dingoes fell by 31% and feral-pig numbers diminished by 50%.  Against March 2025, cassowaries were seen [...]

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802, 2026

Camera Traps – January 2026

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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%, [...]

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1512, 2025

2024-25 ANNUAL REPORT

By |December 15th, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|0 Comments

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 [...]

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    The Company aims to protect, conserve and present World Heritage environmental and cultural values and to exemplify cost-effective and sustainable ecotourism and habitation within the centrepiece of the world’s oldest rainforest.

    he Company, trading as Cooper Creek Wilderness, has sculptured a unique ecotourism enterprise that achieves the aims of the mission statement, within the constraints of World Heritage legislation. Through its culture and dedication to research and presentation, Cooper Creek Wilderness has accumulated unique information and evidence of exceptional values that contribute to its World Heritage recognition, and demonstrate the importance of humankind to conservation and presentation of the environment.

    We will uphold the primary goal of the World Heritage Convention and will promote ideals of protection and conservation through an ecotourism partnership with ethical travellers, students of science and natural history and lovers of Nature who want to make a difference. Our role is not only to present natural and cultural values, but to transmit these values to future generations, so that there is a growth in biodiversity and appreciation of Daintree Rainforest.

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    As long-time lovers of rain forest and the tranquility it always brings, we were not expecting to be so overwhelmed by the sheer majesty and antiquity of the rain forest that you so carefully preserve and so obviously revere. The visual impact was enhanced by the generous sharing of knowledge you have acquired during your stewardship of this wondrous place, making it the best four hours of our lives; it was like being transported back through time. The bonus of it all was your descriptions of the relationship between that most ancient of peoples, the original Aboriginal inhabitants of this place, and the myriad plants, insects and animals that inhabit it - if that knowledge is ever lost it will be tragedy on a scale that is hard to measure. If I never experience the joy and wonderment of a rain forest again I will leave this life feeling utterly satisfied. We can only wish that others will take this unique opportunity to experience something that can be found nowhere else. Thank you again for the experience and for being the carer of that wonderful and wondrous piece of this planet.”
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