Join the Quoll Society team for a day of fun and flowers as we collect quoll cameras in Girraween National Park, Queensland's spotted-tailed quoll stronghold. It's an awesome opportunity to learn quoll monitoring techniques and hopefully see some spotty images while spending time in one of Queensland's wildflower hotspots during peak blooming season. Be aware, the event will involve lazy dawdles of around 8km, so some degree of fitness is required.

What to expect:
Meeting in the day use area at 8.30am, we'll break into teams and head off for some sizeable walks through Girraween to collect quoll monitoring cameras and check out some of the amazing scenery and nature.

Date: Saturday 20th September 2025
Time: 8:30am - approx 1:30pm
Location: Girraween National Park, Day Use Area on Pyramids Road

What to bring:

Enclosed, sturdy shoes
Long pants and long-sleeved shirt
Hat and sunscreen
Plenty of water
A compact camera or phone to capture stunning flower images
Lunch and snacks
Backpack with space to carry cameras and other equipment

Spaces at this event are limited, so registration is ESSENTIAL. This event is free but donations are welcome.