Feral cats and foxes are the second pressure on quoll populations, and on the mainland they are effectively impossible to remove at landscape scale. A conservation fence is a blunt instrument, but inside one the arithmetic changes completely.
Programs · Land · multi-state
Quoll Sanctuary Trust
The Quoll Sanctuary Trust acquires and fences predator-free reserve land, and holds it permanently.
The Trust currently holds 37 hectares across three parcels, fenced to a 1.8-metre floppy-top standard and monitored for incursions. The target is 200 hectares by the end of FY27.
Land is held in trust, not optioned or leased, so that a population established inside a fence cannot be displaced by a change of ownership. This is slow, capital-intensive work, and it is the most durable thing QED does.
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