Wet Tropics World Heritage Site

The Wet Tropics World Heritage Site in Queensland, Australia, is a protected area recognized globally for its rich and diverse rainforest ecosystem. It spans ancient rainforests, home to diverse plants, animals, and unique ecosystems that have existed for millions of years. The site plays a crucial role in global biodiversity, climate regulation, and water conservation. It attracts scientists, tourists, and conservation efforts, contributing to ecological understanding and preservation. Its status helps ensure the protection of irreplaceable natural heritage for future generations, showcasing one of the world's most vital and biologically important rainforest regions.