In some areas road-kills can be devastating to populations of local animals. Move road-kills off the road so devils and quolls don't feed in the direct path of traffic. If you know of people who claim to have problems with devils or quolls, encourage them to try harmless solutions or to contact the Parks and Wildlife Service. They are difficult to look after and are best given to an experienced rehabilitator with a permit from the Parks and Wildlife Service. Again, contact the Service.
Further information is available at our web page on caring for orphaned wildlife .
When developing land, leave some areas where fallen logs and wombat burrows are common. These are good breeding sites for devils and quolls. Control your cats and dogs. Cats compete directly with quolls for food and some dogs kill both devils and quolls. Prevent pets roaming at night.