The Quoll Society is dedicated to the conservation and recovery of Australia's quoll species through research, monitoring and on-ground action. Our work focuses on protecting habitat, researching and mitigating key threats, and supporting population recovery at the landscape scale.
We couldn't do what we do without our amazing volunteers. Volunteers assist with field activities such as camera trapping, quoll trapping, tracking programs, data collection, and tree planting. These opportunities provide participants with hands-on experience with real-world conservation while contributing directly to the protection of these iconic native carnivores.
By working together with community members, land managers and conservation partners, our goal is to secure the future of wild quolls.