Friends of Bruny Is Quarantine Station

"On an isolated peninsula, this historic maritime quarantine station operated from 1884 until 1919, treating immigrants with typhoid and smallpox, and health-checking 9000 WWI troops on their return to Tasmania. There aren't many buildings left, but there's copious historical information, enthusiastic volunteer staff, lots of wildlife to see and some lovely walking trails over 322 acres." Lonely Planet

Wildcare's Friends of Bruny Island Quarantine Station work in partnership with the Tasmanian Parks & Wildlife Service to care for this special reserve. To find out what they've been up to, what's coming up and how you can get involved, read their Summer Newsletter here.