Daintree Life Revegetation

With the arrival of the wet season here in the wet tropics, every frog with something to say comes out at night. Connie photographed this White-Lipped Tree Frog (Litoria infrafrenata) in full-on singing/calling mode. These animals greatly benefit from tree planting activities within

One of the trees we plant into almost every planting site - the Native Gardenia (Atractopcarpus fitzalanii). With its large dark green leaves and lightly scented flowers, it provides dense dark shade and great cover for animal like tree-frogs.

First fruiting in our new planting area at Bells Road, Newell after just months of planting. This is a ripe fruit of Morinda citrifolia. With over 100 common names - including: Great morinda, Indian mulberry, Noni, and Rotten cheese fruit, this small tree grows to 10 metres and is

Work progressing well at Forest Creek with 550 trees planted of 2000. With our torrential tropical rain easing, planting conditions are becoming perfect.