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The Daintree Rainforest is a 
tropical rainforest located on the east coast 
of Australia’s Queensland. It covers a large 
area of 1,200 square miles. It is the world’s 
oldest remaining tropical rainforest as it is 
estimated to be at least 180 million years 
old.

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 At around 2,600 km2 (1,000 sq mi), The

Daintree is the largest continuous area of 
tropical rainforest on the Australian 
continent. Along the coastline north of the 
Daintree River, tropical rainforest grows 
right down to the edge of the sea. There 
are 18 Rainforest Aboriginal clan groups in 
the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. In 
the Daintree the Traditional Owners are 
the Eastern Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal people.

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 Daintree climate is tropical all year with

maximum temp of 32 degrees C in the 
summer and 25 degrees C in the winter. 
Most of all pack lightly - at 16 degrees 
south of the Equator, the weather in the 
Daintree is like Tahiti

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 Wildlife such as ferns, palm trees, birds,

geckos and lizards can be found in the 
understorey. The shrub layer has shrubs, 
bushes and other small trees. The shrub 
layer is the greenest layer of the 
rainforest. The herb layer is under the 
shrub layer and plants which grow here 
include ferns, grass and soft moss.

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 This marsupial is found in the damp and lower areas of Daintree

Rainforest. It has a bit of an odd appearance, looking somewhat like a 
cross between a rat and a kangaroo. Although this doesn’t sound the 
best, it actually is a very cute creature. Feeding on fruits and insects, 
the animal roams around the rainforest floor, nesting in the piles of 
fallen leaves. If you manage to see one, check out its feet! Their hind 
legs have five toes, a highly unusual marsupial mutation.

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 Farming affects the Daintree Rainforest

because farmers burn the rainforest in 
order to clear land for more farming. 
Development is affecting the Daintree 
Rainforest because people are 
destroying the rainforest to build 
houses, roads and infrastructure

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 Encourage people to live in a way that

doesn't hurt the environment. Establish 
parks to protect rainforests and wildlife. 
Support companies that operate in ways 
that minimize damage to the 
environment.

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