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Since the 1980s, Trowunna has been committed to maintaining a genetically robust insurance population of spotted-tail quolls in care. The sanctuary has played an active role in conservation through its ongoing involvement with the Tasmanian Quoll Conservation Program and remains dedicated to promoting education to support the long-term survival of the species. Spotted-tail quolls are carnivorous marsupials and play a vital role as top native predators in the ecosystem. They help regulate prey populations, support biodiversity, and serve as indicators of a healthy, functioning environment. Protecting quolls is essential not only for their survival but also for the health of the broader ecosystem they help sustain.
Since the 1980s, Trowunna has been committed to maintaining a genetically robust insurance population of spotted-tail quolls in care. The sanctuary has played an active role in conservation through its ongoing involvement with the Tasmanian Quoll Conservation Program and remains dedicated to promoting education to support the long-term survival of the species. Spotted-tail quolls are carnivorous marsupials and play a vital role as top native predators in the ecosystem. They help regulate prey populations, support biodiversity, and serve as indicators of a healthy, functioning environment. Protecting quolls is essential not only for their survival but also for the health of the broader ecosystem they help sustain.