Queensland Rainforest

Queensland Rainforest refers to the diverse, lush forests found in Queensland, Australia, characterized by dense greenery, tall trees, and rich biodiversity. These rainforests thrive in wet, tropical or subtropical climates, supporting a variety of plant and animal species unique to the region. They play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance, absorbing carbon dioxide, and providing habitat and resources for wildlife. Queensland Rainforests are important both environmentally and culturally, attracting ecotourism and offering insights into natural ecosystems. Preserving these forests is vital for biodiversity conservation and climate resilience.