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The $25m bid to protect a vast swath of Australia’s tropical wilderness

Bush Heritage says the property would secure a 429,000-hectare corridor and protect rare wet sclerophyll forest and threatened wildlife.

Securing the property would anchor a 429,000 hectare conservation corridor and safeguard the largest unprotected section of wet sclerophyll forest in the region, as well as headwaters that gush onto the Great Barrier Reef and habitat that vaults from rainforest gullies to 1000-metre bluffs, spanning more than 50 ecosystem types.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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