Australia began restoring a damaged swamp forest on former sugarcane land; trees planted less than a year ago grew more than 4 metres

A Far North Queensland sugarcane property is undergoing rainforest restoration. This eleven-year project aims to restore endangered lowland rainforest and habitat. Flooding and tidal backflow presented significant challenges during the last wet season. Project teams revised their approach using new mapping and species selection methods. These adjustments are improving seedling resilience and fostering rainforest regeneration.
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