Wet Tropics

The Wet Tropics refers to a lush, tropical rainforest region in northeastern Australia, mainly around Queensland. It features dense vegetation, diverse wildlife, and high rainfall throughout the year, creating ideal conditions for complex ecosystems. The area is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its outstanding natural beauty and importance for biodiversity. It includes unique plants, animals, and ancient forests that have existed for millions of years. The Wet Tropics are vital for ecological research, conservation, and supporting local communities through tourism and natural resources.