New photos reveal reintroduced eastern quoll populations are persisting in Booderee National Park

Updated June 4 2020 - 12:47pm, first published June 2 2020 - 12:58pm
SURVIVING THREATS: Violet the quoll has been captured on camera in the Booderee National Park. Photo: Rewilding Australia
SURVIVING THREATS: Violet the quoll has been captured on camera in the Booderee National Park. Photo: Rewilding Australia

New photos reveal reintroduced eastern quoll populations are persisting in Booderee National Park, after being threatened by catastrophic bushfires, and low densities of the European red fox that threatens the survival of so many of Australia's small mammals.

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