Bush Heritage seeks to buy Queensland cattle station to anchor 429,000-hectare conservation corridor
The $24.7 million bid would protect the largest unprotected wet sclerophyll forest in the wet tropics
Bush Heritage Australia is seeking to buy Wooroora, a 20,000-hectare cattle station on the edge of Far North Queensland's World Heritage-listed wet tropics, in a $24.7 million acquisition that would anchor a 429,000-hectare conservation corridor. The group is trying to raise $5.3 million to secure the property.