Why give?
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One of a Kind
The Daintree is one of the oldest and most biodiverse rainforests on Earth, home to species and ecological relationships that have persisted for tens of millions of years.
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Rooted in Place
ClimateForce works in the Daintree region, restoring degraded land in respectful partnership with the Traditional Owners of this remarkable country.
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Grounded Science
Our work spans ecological restoration, scientific research, and the long-term monitoring needed to understand what restoration actually looks like.
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New Models for Land
ClimateForce develops and trials land diversification approaches that offer landholders real alternatives to conventional land use, building evidence for what works in Far North Queensland conditions, and beyond.
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Working with Numbers
We are developing cost models and practical financial analysis to help landholders understand the economics of restoration and diversification, lowering the barrier to making change on the ground.
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It Takes People
This work is hands-on, long-term, and deeply place-based. Ecological restoration does not happen in a single season. It requires skilled people returning to the same landscape year after year, learning from it, and responding to what they find.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, we are an ACNC registered charity with DGR status.
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Donations support ClimateForce's operations across the board: ecological restoration, scientific research, and the team doing the work on the ground in the Daintree.
We're a growing organisation and every contribution directly sustains our capacity to keep going.
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You certainly can, please visit our volunteer page and fill in the application form.
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Yes. When you plant a tree through ClimateForce, you can dedicate it to someone in the notes section at checkout, whether in their honour or in their memory.
That tree will go into the ground in the Daintree, on Eastern Kuku Yalanji Country, and grow as part of the restoration project for years to come.