The eastern quoll went extinct on the mainland more than 50 years ago and scientists have been increasingly concerned about the remaining population in Tasmania due to habitat loss and introduced ...

Eastern quoll pouch young are found among the Booderee ... about their movements and preferred habitat.” Quolls also are making a comeback elsewhere in Australia. Western quolls, which had ...

The Eastern quoll is resting easy in its natural habitat on the mainland thanks to the efforts of Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary in the state's North. Passionate about all things happening in the ...

Eastern quoll populations have been declining in Tasmania ... Likely interacting factors of changing climate, plus the habitat changing, plus feral predators all coming together to make this ...

Ron Carberry releasing an eastern quoll into the bushland. CREDIT: Aussie Ark They are considered extinct on the Australian mainland primarily due to disease, poisoning, and predation by foxes.

Scientists affix a tracking device to a quoll's tail. Aussie Ark Conservationists say eastern quolls play an important role in Australia’s ecosystems. As predators, they help keep populations of ...

Experts consider the animal extinct in mainland Australia after predators ravaged the Eastern Quoll population. The historic release, the site is now one of a handful on the mainland hosting the ...