Welcome to Mt Rothwell, the frontline in the fight against extinction

Written By Amalia Ridwan

Only 50 km from Melbourne Mt Rothwell is the largest feral predator-free ecosystem in Victoria where you can see some of Australia’s most threatened fauna, including the Eastern Barred Bandicoot, Southern Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby and Eastern Quoll.

It’s an incredible project that is part of the biodiversity not-for-profit Odonata network. Glen Junor is proud to partner with Nigel Sharp, founder of Odonata, as they continue to their leadership and innovation in biodiversity and threatened species management.

This ABC article shares insights into Mt Rothwell, as well as Odonata’s newest venture, Tiverton, which will soon supersede Mt Rothwell to become Victoria's largest feral predator-free conservation reserve.



Amalia Ridwan
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