Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
CELEBRATING THREATENED SPECIES DAY WITH THE HISTORIC RETURN OF EASTERN QUOLLS TO THE BARRINGTON TOPS!
Aussie Ark has returned the extinct Eastern quoll to the Barrington Tops for the first time in our lifetime. 28 Eastern quolls were released into the Barrington Wildlife Sanctuary, marking their return to the Barrington Tops in over 60 years.
By strategically reintroducing the right species in the right habitats, Aussie Ark is leading the way on rewilding Australia, restoring the ecosystems to their original state. This benefits not only the quolls, the ecosystems in which they live, and Australia, but helps ensure a healthier planet for all life on Earth.
Threatened Species Day is when we turn the spotlight on native plants, animals, and ecosystems that are under threat and reflect on how we can protect them into the future. The return of Eastern quolls to the landscape is a big step in the right direction.
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CELEBRATING THREATENED SPECIES DAY WITH THE HISTORIC RETURN OF EASTERN QUOLLS TO THE BARRINGTON TOPS!
Aussie Ark has returned the extinct Eastern quoll to the Barrington Tops for the first time in our lifetime. 28 Eastern quolls were released into the Barrington Wildlife Sanctuary, marking their return to the Barrington Tops in over 60 years.
By strategically reintroducing the right species in the right habitats, Aussie Ark is leading the way on rewilding Australia, restoring the ecosystems to their original state. This benefits not only the quolls, the ecosystems in which they live, and Australia, but helps ensure a healthier planet for all life on Earth.
Threatened Species Day is when we turn the spotlight on native plants, animals, and ecosystems that are under threat and reflect on how we can protect them into the future. The return of Eastern quolls to the landscape is a big step in the right direction.
INSTAGRAM: @timswildlife
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/timswildlife
