Credits

All photography on this website is by Matthew Newton, unless otherwise stated. Photographer’s names and copyright details are credited on this website in-situ where it's possible to do so, and as listed below.

Two team members exploring The Quoin on foot.

The Quoin team

A Made by Bare tiny home.

Supplied by Made by Bare

While eastern quoll are endemic to Australia, they've been considered extinct on the mainland since 1963.

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The green rosella is native to Lutruwita/Tasmania and Bass Strait islands.

Photographer Doug Gimesy

A distinctive flame robin.

Photographer Doug Gimesy

A female golden whistler with a cup moth larva in its beak.

Photographer Doug Gimesy

A highly alert Bennett's wallaby in the grass.

Photographer Doug Gimesy

A lone forester kangaroo hopping through a grassland ecosystem.

Photographer Doug Gimesy

We've used Agronomeye to create a digital twin of The Quoin.

A screenshot from AgTwin platform

Biochar not only stores carbon but can be used to enrich soil too.

The Quoin team

A productive ecological burn at The Quoin.

The Quoin team

The wedge-tailed eagle is Australia's largest bird of prey.