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When it comes to global biodiversity, technological advancement is making it increasingly easy to map, survey, catalogue and monitor the complement of life on this planet. How we continue to do that in a way that is ethical and equitable and that focuses on the most pressing conservation issues without resulting in knock-on effects is the question.

Commemorated on 7 September since 1996, National Threatened Species Day may well be considered a national day of mourning for our endangered species.

Subscribe to Wildlife Australia magazine between 1 August and 5 September 2021 and receive a FREE copy of Harry Saddler’s fantastic new book Questions Raised by Quolls: Fatherhood and Conservation in an Uncertain World.

Thank you for supporting our Quoll Quest Christmas Appeal 2020 to save the endangered spotted-tailed quoll.

In this one-hour webinar, Matt Cecil (Wildlife Queensland) and Dr Sean Fitzgibbon (University of Queensland) will provide a fascinating look at Queensland’s quolls, with a specific focus on the endangered spotted-tailed quoll. Learn about these amazing marsupials, their habitat and ecology, as well as the threats they face and current conservation initiatives.

Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network is continuing the search for the elusive spotted-tailed quoll in areas north of Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast and into the Mary River Catchment – and they need your help!

Wildlife Queensland has launched a new guide this World Habitat Day to help save the endangered spotted-tailed quoll.

Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network (QSN) has completed its latest round of detection dog surveys to establish the existence of the spotted-tailed quoll in the Logan region.

Have you spotted a quoll in the Mary River Catchment? Wildlife Queensland’s Quoll Seekers Network is on a mission to find quolls in the Mary River Catchment – and they need your help!