Springbrook… one of the last surviving ancient cloud forests on Earth.
A UNESCO World Heritage wilderness.
Rare.
Fragile.
Remote.
These walking tracks were never designed for mass tourism.
There’d be no stopping.
No silence.
No connection to nature.
Just… keep moving.
Stop for one photo…
and people start falling off the track.
Trash would pile up everywhere.
There aren’t enough toilets.
Human waste and urine would seep into the rain-forest.
“A World Heritage rain-forest… smelling like a festival toilet.”
Birds vanish. Wallabies retreat. Dead wildlife beside roads.
The wildlife would disappear.
The noise.
The pollution.
The traffic.
It would drive animals away…
or kill them on the roads.
Imagine Byron Bay traffic…
every single day of the year.
The roads are too narrow.
The infrastructure doesn’t exist.
And widening the roads?
Building massive services?
Huge carparks?
That destroys the very wilderness people came to see.
A cloud forest is not a theme park.
These ecosystems are ancient.
Delicate.
Rare.
Once they’re damaged…
they may never recover.
Springbrook became World Heritage listed because it remained remote…
wild…
untouched.
Not because it could handle mass tourism.
“Protect Springbrook”
Tourism must be limited.
Before we love this place to death.
ACT N O W!
Sign the letter” “Protect the rain-forest before it’s too late.”
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