Beauty distinguishes itself amongst inordinate rainforest complexity, with exquisite dimensions of order, functionality and purpose.
Beauty resonates with value of life, but human attention provides an unparalleled resource for capturing that beauty with an ever-increasing appreciation of its full life-value and a corresponding capacity to act upon the life-interests of this unique resourcefulness. For every additional insight and understanding, the memory of a particular thing is also enriched with emotional reward that encourages increased attentiveness.
Within its natural environment, beauty plays an informative role in the human pursuit of insight and understanding, to an extent that is only possible for the human inhabitant. Of course, other inhabitants respond to beauty in very particular ways, but most significantly through mate-selection purposes between conspecifics, but in evolutionary terms, the uniqueness of this particular facility resonates with human purpose. Without human inhabitancy, a natural environment is robbed of the sole faculty that could otherwise apprehend the greater dimensions of beauty and properly respond to their aspirational interests.
Bearing witness to every aspect of beauty that lays its imprint into the memory that populates our human attention and for the time that we are each of us alive and for whatever part of memory we inherit from our ancestry, the attachment of beauty will always trigger reward. Whether recalled through executive authority or released from the infinite expanse of one’s memory, beauty runs rewardingly within the wealth of its repository.
“The extraordinary values contained within the three valleys off the eastern flank of Thornton Peak, represent the richest portion of what has been ranked as the second-most irreplaceable natural and mixed World Heritage site currently included on the World Heritage List.”
“The adjoining portion of Great Barrier Reef and at its nexus the world’s most diverse mangrove community, compound this phenomenal fusion of World Heritage wonders into Nature’s Masterpiece.”
“Maja-Jalunji, from the vernacular of the original human inhabitants, identifies the all-encompassing occupancy of this contiguous rainforest, mangrove-community and sea-country estate and is hereby proposed, as an honourable and inimitable identity, worthy of a world-class protection from a world-class rehabilitation.”