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Why the Granite Belt is ground-zero in the fight to save quolls

Quoll Society of Australia ecologists Jessica Lovegrove-Walsh and Paul Revie have been monitoring spotted-tailed quolls at Girraween National Park since 2021. Picture: Samantha Wantling
By Jeremy Cook

Not a lot is known about what the endangered spotted-tailed quoll gets up to after sunset but on the Granite […]

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