The Ravishing rainforests of Australia A Picture Series

Ravishing rainforests of Australia

Australia's land area is 16% native forests and 3% of that is rainforest. These ecosystems are not only abundant with flowing waterways and lush greenery, but they are also home to unique wildlife, vibrant flowers, and indigenous plants.

Find out where you can enjoy these serene rainforests around Australia. You can click on the links in my stories as they will take you other information inside GIZMOH NEWS.

Wet Tropics, QLD

Australia's Wet Tropics of Queensland were inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1988 to conserve, protect, rehabilitate, present, and transmit the area to future generations.

Daintree Rainforest, QLD

In the northern parts of the Wet Tropics are the beautiful reef and rainforest vistas of Daintree Coast.

Largest

It is the largest remaining stand of lowland tropical rainforest in Australia, with the perfect climate for colourful butterflies, flowers, and birds.

History

Being millions of years old, Daintree became the last refuge for indigenous wildlife over time.

Kuranda, QLD

Also known as the Cairns Highlands and Atherton Tablelands, Kuranda's rainforest is known for its unique volcanic craters, lakes, lush forests, and mountains.

Another highlight of the rainforest in the mountainous and tiered Barron Falls.

Life

It is teeming with life, free-flying, hopping, walking, and crawling but there are also parks for wildlife, birds, and butterflies.

Lamington National Park, QLD

This national park is a part of the Gondwana Rainforests, another rainforest that is a World Heritage Area.

Beauty

Two hours drive south of Brisbane, this rainforest boasts ancient trees, spectacular views, exceptional ecological importance, and natural beauty.