In Australia’s Wet Tropics, restoration misses the forest for the tree cover
PolicyTuesday, October 6, 2026Mongabay

In Australia’s Wet Tropics, restoration misses the forest for the tree cover

Restoration efforts in Australia's Wet Tropics are focusing too heavily on tree cover without adequately addressing the underlying ecosystem complexities, according to recent findings. The diversity of flora and fauna in these ancient forests requires a more holistic approach to conservation that includes community engagement and Indigenous knowledge. Policy makers should consider integrating these elements into future restoration strategies.

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