WILD TROPICAL AUSTRALIA

Surviving plant and animal species from ancient times

Synopsis

Along Australia’s east coast, facing the Great Barrier Reef, lie vast wetlands inhabited by rainforests, swamps, and mangroves.

More than any other region in the country, Queensland has exceptional biological diversity, with unique plant and animal species survivors of ancient times.

To enter these primary forests is to travel back in time to the earliest days of the island continent and tropical Australia’s origins.