High hopes for baby boom after release of 50 eastern quolls in NSW sanctuary

Largest single release of the endangered animals seeks to grow population that had been completely wiped out from mainland Australia

Introduced feral foxes and cats – the no 1 killers of native wildlife in Australia – have been removed from the sanctuary to create a pristine habitat for species like quolls to survive, thrive and breed.

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