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      There is something profoundly powerful that happen There is something profoundly powerful that happens when curiosity is shared - when scientists, landholders, ecologists, and quiet nature-lovers come together around a single question: How do we care for this? As part of The Black Plum Project, we are deeply aware of the privilege it is to step onto private land - places few will ever see - to visit some of the last wild individuals of an ancient tree. This particular tree is one of only a handful known to exist in the Scenic Rim. Fewer than 100 fruit-bearing trees are estimated to remain. More endangered, more vulnerable, closer to the edge than we once understood. Standing beneath these trees, the urgency is undeniable. But so too is the hope. Next month, with the support of the City of Gold Coast, we will gather environmental officers from councils across South East Queensland, alongside scientists, botanists, landholders, and local environmental groups. We will share where the project now stands — and more importantly, we will begin shaping a collective vision for the recovery of Planchonella eerwah and the dry rainforest ecosystems it belongs to. This work asks us to think beyond funding cycles and short horizons. It asks us to think in centuries. To set a North Star — a clear, shared direction — that guides every decision, every action, every act of care. Because when passion is shared, when curiosity is collective, and when vision stretches far beyond ourselves, recovery becomes possible. And stewardship becomes an act of quiet, enduring hope. #TheBlackPlumProject #DryRainforestRecovery #SaveOurSpecies #ExtinctionIsForever
      There is something quietly ancient about ferns. Th There is something quietly ancient about ferns. They do not rush. They unfurl slowly, patiently, as if remembering a time before hurry existed. Each frond feels like a green whisper - delicate, feathered, almost translucent - catching light and shadow in a way that feels more felt than seen. To stand among them is to be lowered into another rhythm, where the air is cooler, softer, and the world feels slightly enchanted. Ferns carry the feeling of hidden places. Of moss-covered paths and half-remembered stories. They seem to mark the threshold between worlds - where imagination thins and wonder seeps through. It’s easy to believe that if you linger long enough, something small and luminous might pass just beyond your vision. In their quiet beauty, ferns invite us to soften too. To move more gently. To listen for what lives beneath the noise. #wildmaturetherapy #fernmystique #thinplaces #natureasmedicine
      Cool mountain morning walks become an adventure ex Cool mountain morning walks become an adventure exploring laneways and discovering secret vistas, meandering creeks, passing through patches of rainforest, breathing in the fresh air and experiencing the ever-changing light. Gratitude fills every pore of your being. Birdsong lulls you into the present moment. Mount Tamborine beckons you to embrace the slow. To walk gently, to remember your true nature and a life unhurried. #wildnaturetherapy #gowiththeslow #slowliving #slownature
      Christmas greetings. Hot summer's day. Chasing wa Christmas greetings. Hot summer's day. Chasing waterfalls, wandering through cool dappled rainforest up in the clouds. #chasingwaterfalls #summerchristmas #rainforestwander #MountTamborine #skyislands
      There are thin moments in the garden that stop me There are thin moments in the garden that stop me in my track. They are wild, untamed corners at the edges that hum with mystery. Native violet has colonised this patch, weaving a lush carpet of green dotted with tiny, white‑and‑purple flower pixies. It’s a magical spot that made me crouch down and really take notice. A miniature enchanted forest where shadow and moisture linger a moment longer. #wildnaturetherapy #nativeviolet #enchantedgarden #forestfloor #microwild naturepause gardenmystery australiannative quietmagic plantpixies
      We get so excited to see our gardens evolve and pr We get so excited to see our gardens evolve and provide food and habitat for wildlife. Every step along our journey was a conscious decision to ensure that our local wildlife was high up on the priority list. From open lawn to a food forest, and native gardens, we feel blessed that wildlife feel at home. We didn't cut a single tree down, and the result is that Tallowwood Lane is filled with birdsong from morning till evening. With the growing vegetation cover, wallabies have moved in and it is so magical to see them resting in the food forest in the day, and feeding at night. We've seen Mamma with joeys over the past couple of seasons - one in the pouch, and youngsters from the previous season with her. Such a beautiful feeling that nature is at home here. It is their home, we are the visitors really, trying to be good guests, and leaving the place better than we found it. #wallaby #wildnaturetherapy #wallabytherapy #australianwildlife #naturecustodians
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      Not everyday you get guests who say, "I'm a profes Not everyday you get guests who say, "I'm a professional tree climber, do you mind if I install nest boxes in your trees"! How good is that! We are so grateful Daemon and Ruby for using your professional tree climbing skills to install homes for our native wildlife. Daemon used the opportunity to teach his partner Ruby to climb. She was fearless and passionate. While up one tree, they discovered a kookaburra nest, and at night time, they went nightspotting around our property, spotting a sugar glider, a black short eared mountain possum and a brushtail possum. So inspiring to meet fellow passionate wildlife folk, and so lucky they climb trees and wanted to install more homes for our wildlife. In conversations with the couple, they told us of their future plans to help our local wildlife and both Heidi and I were so happy to know that wildlife have this couple batting for them.. We didn't cut a single tree down when we moved to our land, as we understood the importance of trees for wildlife. These trees being even more important because of their old age. Each tree contains multiple hollows, in essence, being multilevel high-rise apartments blocks, in a land experiencing a housing shortage crisis, not just for humans but also for our wildlife. Thank you Daemon and Ruby, you are truly exceptional guests!! #guestsfromheaven #treeclimbing #nestboxes #goodnewsstory #wattlecottage #wildnaturetherapy #wildlifehousingcrisis #highriseforwildlife

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