Inside Quoll Campus - Our Interpretive centre on the sanctuary including museum and library spaces.

A free ranging sanctuary where you can immerse yourself in nature amongst endangered species

Come inside our interprative centre to discover how the sanctuary works and what species we protect.

160 hectares of precious habitat. Explore granite boulders surrounded by towering old growth forest.

Some of our free ranging wildlife are more than happy to come up and say hello.

Look and touch any of the items in our museum space and even take home a 3D printed Quoll skull

Ride in our buggies for a personal tour with one of our ranger guides

Our local hero! This highly endangered native carnivore calls Quoll HQ home.

Quoll Headquarters Wildlife Sanctuary

Highlights

Explore a 160-hectare sanctuary atop the Great Dividing Range Spot rare wildlife including the elusive Spotted-tailed Quoll Discover old-growth forests guided by expert conservationists

Overview

Quoll Headquarters is a 160-hectare nature reserve, nestled between four National Parks, on the top of the Great Dividing Range north of Tenterfield, NSW. It is a fenced sanctuary amongst granite…

Quoll Headquarters is a 160-hectare nature reserve, nestled between four National Parks, on the top of the Great Dividing Range north of Tenterfield, NSW.

It is a fenced sanctuary amongst granite boulders and old-growth forest, protecting many endangered species and the habitat they live in. It is also the home of Australia's apex mainland marsupial predator, the Spotted-tailed Quoll. A stealthy carnivore that rules this ecosystem.