First tiger quoll sighting in decade

HOLIDAYMAKERS near Lorne have unknowingly encountered the critically endangered tiger quoll, the first confirmed Otways sighting in more than a decade.

Alex WHITE

More evidence has proven tiger quolls are surviving in the Otways.

HOLIDAYMAKERS near Lorne have unknowingly encountered the critically endangered tiger quoll, the first confirmed Otways sighting in more than a decade.

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Alex WHITE

alex@colacherald.com
Alex White grew up in Colac and graduated from Colac College in 2004. He studied public relations at Geelong's Deakin University and graduated in 2008 before moving to Sydney for six months on a "working holiday". Alex has been a journalist at The Colac Herald since July 2010 and specialises in feature writing as well as general news. He plays cricket for Colac in the Colac District Cricket Association, football for South Colac in the Colac District Football League, as well as golf.
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