Protection, Preservation and Education
Creating a future for Australia’s threatened species whilst providing an educational facility for the public to understand, appreciate and learn about our unique wildlife.
Protection, Preservation and Education
Creating a future for Australia’s threatened species whilst providing an educational facility for the public to understand, appreciate and learn about our unique wildlife.
Protection, Preservation and Education
Creating a future for Australia’s threatened species whilst providing an educational facility for the public to understand, appreciate and learn about our unique wildlife.
Protection, Preservation and Education
Creating a future for Australia’s threatened species whilst providing an educational facility for the public to understand, appreciate and learn about our unique wildlife.
Our Aims, Objectives and the Future
Protect, preserve and create a future for Australia’s threatened species whilst providing an educational facility for the public to understand, appreciate and learn about our unique wildlife.
Quoll Headquarters was purchased by founder and passionate conservationist, Steve Haslam in 2001 solely for conservation of it’s incredible natural diversity.
Since that time he has tirelessly maintained this rich ecosystem and developed Quoll Headquarters into what it is today, a fully functioning fenced reserve vital to the future conservation of Australia’s threatened species.
The Interpretation Centre
We are currently constructing the new Interpretation Centre.
It will be a meeting hub and introduction to Quoll Headquarters where people can gather and learn about the environment they are in and how the reserve functions. The Interpretation Centre will be available for everyone to utilise from private tours and school groups to conferences and events. It will also have high environmental standards with a stand alone solar system and a unique gutterless rainwater collection system to minimise bushfire hazard.
The Future
Through public support Quoll Headquarters will continue to extend it’s conservation footprint purchasing more properties of high conservation value and protecting them in perpetuity with a conservation covenant ensuring the species on that land have a secure future.