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Quoll Headquarters A wildlife sanctuary protecting a broad and diverse range of native species, wild and free ranging within our fenced sanctuary.

22/10/2026

After weeks of bone-dry bush and a fire season that had us all a bit on edge, the rain’s finally here. 65mm in the last 24 hours (and still coming down!), bringing us to 153mm for the month so far 🌧️
Every soaked gum and squelchy patch of grass means a bit less fuel heading into summer. It’ll give our resident marsupials, birds, reptiles and amphibians some much-needed relief too.
Stay tuned for the after-rain shots. They’re going to be incredible!

30/09/2026

We’d love to see you this weekend for our Guided Walking tours. Link in bio!

18/09/2026

This Queensland King’s birthday long weekend (3rd and 4th of October), we’re running some extra special walking tours at the sanctuary.

All details available at: quollheadquarters.org/walking-tours

We’d love to see you there!

14/09/2026

Thank you to Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd for supplying us with a tugboat rope which *fingers crossed* 🤞 will be used by our possums very soon.

We’ve been testing our camera trap out in different spots around our granite boulders, trying to catch a glimpse of our ...
13/09/2026

We’ve been testing our camera trap out in different spots around our granite boulders, trying to catch a glimpse of our resident quoll.

On our very first night we caught him on camera, now we just need him to turn around 😂

Our set up required a bit of troubleshooting… but we got there in the end.

Now we just need our local celebrity to stop by 🤞

02/09/2026

Time to talk GRASS!

…and why burning it is so integral to the work we do at Quoll Headquarters.

While winter might not always be our favourite times when it comes to those cold and windy mornings, our native wildlife...
08/08/2026

While winter might not always be our favourite times when it comes to those cold and windy mornings, our native wildlife absolutely love it.

The birds take advantage of the cooler days and feed throughout, our smaller marsupials like antechinus and bandicoots are also a lot more active, and let’s not forget the quolls!

At this time of year the boys are up and at ‘em, fattening themselves up for the breeding season, and always (and we mean always) keeping a look out for the ladies 😘.

Every year, as we come into winter, our boy Quolls start prepping for the breeding season. They become very active searc...
24/07/2026

Every year, as we come into winter, our boy Quolls start prepping for the breeding season. They become very active searching for all the calories they can in order to fatten themselves up for a... very active period.

This gives us a unique opportunity to document them - as it’s the only time of year when they’re consistently out during the day, as well as at night.

After some promising trail camera footage we got to work setting up a camera trap - knowing the clock was ticking and it might be a whole other year before we saw our mate so active again.

After no action the first couple of weeks we were ready to pack it in, but decided there was no harm in leaving things set up a little longer.

Well, we were not disappointed.

Turns out this log in particular is a bit of a Quoll highway, and very heavily used.

‘Safe travels, old mate. Make it count.’ With a bit of luck, it’ll be his kids crossing this log come next winter.

20/07/2026

Steve was on ABC Radio talking quolls, habitat, and and the efforts we're making to protect our native wildlife.

There are likely fewer than 10,000 Spotted-tailed Quolls left across mainland Australia and Tasmania. At those numbers, every single animal counts.

If you're a landholder wondering how to help, there's a simple answer: habitat. Quolls won't settle for second-rate bush. They want old growth, complex under-storey, logs on the ground, healthy creek systems. If you've got a back paddock of good bushland that is the perfect habitat for not just quolls but other threatened species. And if you've already got quolls are in your area, it means your habitat is genuinely good.

Have a listen. 🎧

Address

662 Talmoi Road
Boonoo Boonoo, NSW
2372

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

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0407290971

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