Once widespread across Australia, the western quoll (Dasyurus geoffroii) nearly vanished due to habitat loss, invasive predators, and human development. But at Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary in Western Australia, conservationists have confirmed a major milestone: the birth of pouch young in the wild—a key sign the species is establishing itself again.
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