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The Wet Tropics Management Authority protects, conserves and promotes the sustainable use, understanding and enjoyment of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area through strong partnerships with community, industry and Rainforest Aboriginal people for the enrichment of all.
Building strong, supportive and collaborative partnerships, the Wet Tropics Management Authority provides leadership, guidance and advocacy for the protection and rehabilitation of the outstanding values of our Wet Tropics World Heritage Area - securing a living, vibrant legacy for future generations.
Working in partnership to present and promote discovery, understanding and connection to the rich natural and cultural values of our Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, the Wet Tropics Management Authority seeks to ensure that this ancient and irreplaceable landscape is treasured and celebrated by all.
Through conservation, research, tourism and community partnerships, the Wet Tropics Management Authority promotes enjoyment and appreciation of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area - connecting and creating outstanding opportunities to enrich the lives of people everywhere.
Babinda Boulders
Photographer: Campbell ClarkeWelcome to an ancient landscape
Cedar Bay
Photographer: Kerry TrapnellWelcome to an ancient landscape
Greater Daintree Hinterland
Photographer: Kerry TrapnellWelcome to an ancient landscape
Awarded World Heritage status in 1988 for its breathtaking beauty, overwhelming biodiversity and ancient forests, the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area...
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You'll find adventure, mystery and make some fascinating friends as you explore the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. From its mist shrouded and rain...
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Protecting our Wet Tropics World Heritage Area is only possible through the proactive, conservation and management partnerships between community...
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Ancient rainforests, rugged gorges, wetlands and coastal beaches - it's all here in your World Heritage Wet Tropics.
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