The Economic Times

In 1998, an Australian couple discovered glow-worms on a forgotten 30-acre property. 11 years later, they turned it into a rainforest attraction without cutting down a single tree

In 1988, Australian couple, Ian and Jennifer Moore's venture in Queensland turned into a significant eco-tourism milestone. Initially transforming their property with exquisite gardens into a restaurant, they uncovered the magic of glow-worms, which inspired unique night-time eco tours. These experiences paved the way for the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, a five-year effort launched in 2009, supported by their sons, Brendan and Nicholas, and now a celebrated ecological attraction.