It takes a village to raise a koala
It is not a “set and forget” situation when it comes to protecting the koala population of Redlands Coast. Redland...
It is not a “set and forget” situation when it comes to protecting the koala population of Redlands Coast. Redland...
With a number of koalas having been attacked by dogs in recent months on Redlands Coast, Redland City Council is...
Prepare yourself. This summer could be disastrous. Redlands Coast residents are being urged to get ready now to ensure they...
The first 100 saplings grown as part of a unique research project looking at the nutritional quality of the gum...
With some cute costume changes but keeping their eyes fixed down the camera at you, these koalas have an important...
Redlands Coast’s popular Eco Markets at IndigiScapes are set to return in spring with a range of free activities, live...
An educational video produced by the CSIRO for National Science Week is set to shine a spotlight on the conservation...
Redland City Council’s long-term association with the Land for Wildlife Program has been recognised with the south-east Queensland program winning...
Reduced daylight hours in winter increases the danger for wildlife on Redlands Coast. Shorter days mean the dawn and dusk...
Redland City Council’s ‘Name a koala joey’ competition has resulted in the three newest ambassador koalas on Birkdale Community Precinct...
Redland City Council acknowledges the Quandamooka People, the Traditional Owners of the land, waters, winds and seas of Redlands Coast. We acknowledge the Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people here.