Tiger Quoll necklace

Description

Tiger Quolls are the largest remaining marsupial predator on the Australian mainland. Though the Otways was traditionally a stronghold for these animals, though the Otways was traditionally a stronghold for these animals, there was no confirmed evidence of Tiger Quolls in the region for nearly a decade. In 2012 scientists at the Conservation Ecology Centre rediscovered the elusive species through DNA analysis of scats (droppings) in collaboration with CESAR, a genetic laboratory in Melbourne. 

Now you can support the research into Quolls and other endangered species by purchasing this necklace. The necklace was made by Apollo Bay local Sally Forester. 

• Silver chain 45 cm
• Designed in Apollo Bay 
• Manufactured in Apollo Bay
• Handmade by Sally Forrester

• Wearable art great as a keepsake
• All profits go to the Conservation Ecology Centre

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