Innovative ‘turtle-tunnels’ keep turtles and eastern quolls safe

Australian Community Media 2024-09-09

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The Booderee National Park has built ‘turtle tunnels’ to allow eastern long-nosed turtles to freely travel between waterholes while a fence protects endangered eastern quolls. Video by WWF Australia.
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