Get involved or make a contribution

Help set the quoll on a better path to recovery

There are so many ways to support and get involved in the the Spot-tailed Quoll Recovery program. Consider one or ALL of the options below! For general enquiries, see the form below.

Make a donation

Conservation activities to protect the Spot-tailed Quoll are costly, so every donation counts. Please consider donating to keep our team in the field. NOTE: The Spot-tailed Quoll Recovery Program is hosted by Biodiversity Legacy an ACNC registered charity with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status. 100% of all funds raised will go directly to the quoll program.

One off donations

Consider giving $50, $100, $500 or nominate an amount to the Spot-tailed Quoll Recovery Program - all donations tax deductible.

MAKE A ONE-OFF DONATION

Annual donations

50, $100, $500 annual donations or nominate an amount - all donations tax deductible.

MAKE AN ANNUAL DONATION

Volunteer

You don’t need to be an ecologist to get involved - we need people with all sorts of skills to help make the program a success. We need: fieldworkers, academic researchers, social media and graphic designers, artists, fundraising support, report sightings and share your/our Spot-tailed Quoll story - Instagram posts, graphics, photos, etc. Please use the form below to get in touch and start the conversation.

Talk to us about biolinks and land donations

As per our Linking Landscapes discussion it's important that we expand the amount of land for threatened species. Our host organisation, Biodiversity Legacy, offers a pioneering approach to in-perpetuity land protection, ongoing land stewardship and engaging the community in building biolinks. Get in touch via the form below or with the BDL team to discuss your vision.

Make a general enquiry or suggestion

Our small but dedicated team is keen to hear from anyone involved in Quoll recovery. Please get in touch via the form below. If you have an enquiry about the broader Threatened Species Conservation Hub, click HERE.


Banner photo with thanks to Odonata.