Nuclear Deforestation: Survival of the Cyatheales is a major interactive, immersive and temporal installation by Guatemalan-born Australian multidisciplinary artist Juan Rodriguez. The Installation dwells on the contemporary studies and surveys of Australian deforestation, tree farming, post-world war 2 tree mutation and the pre-historic order known as the Cyatheales that has withstood catastrophic events throughout various millennia. Nuclear deforestation serves as a fundamental political, environmental and humane criticism of the enactment of deforestation and maltreatment of tree care and growth as "environmental terrorism", thus providing a confronting platform for “humane” reflection.