Project underway to conserve region’s spotted-tail quolls

Madeline Crittenden
Updated June 23 2018 - 12:48pm, first published June 14 2018 - 2:18pm
A male spotted-tale quoll weighing 3.78kgs captured during a live-trapping exercise at Budderoo National Park. Photo: Team Quoll Ilawarra and Southern Highlands Facebook.
A male spotted-tale quoll weighing 3.78kgs captured during a live-trapping exercise at Budderoo National Park. Photo: Team Quoll Ilawarra and Southern Highlands Facebook.

While wild foxes and land-clearing have impacted the spotted-tail quoll population on the South Coast, a live-trapping exercise has had positive results so far. 

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Madeline Crittenden

Madeline Crittenden is a journalist for Fairfax Media at the South Coast Register.

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