Council continues support for EcoMarines program in local schools
Redland City Council’s sponsorship of the Tangalooma EcoMarines program will continue in 2025 to support the ongoing delivery of environmental...
Environment
Go ‘local’ at IndigiScapes Eco Market
Redlands Coast residents can ‘act local, buy local’ at the Eco Market at Redland City Council’s IndigiScapes Centre on Saturday...
Dredging scheduled for Weinam Creek at Redland Bay
Redland City Council contractors will undertake dredging work in the Weinam Creek marina and entrance channel to remove accumulated sediment....
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...
Keeping koalas safe from dogs in suburbia
With a number of koalas having been attacked by dogs in recent months on Redlands Coast, Redland City Council is...
How to help koalas survive in suburbia
With the koala breeding season underway and running throughout December, these iconic marsupials will be more active in our neighbourhoods...
Learn how to spot koalas during guided wetlands walk
Koalas are notoriously difficult to spot in the wild, but here’s your chance to learn from the experts about how...
Works funded for Redlands Coast Eco Precinct at Capalaba
Redlands Coast Eco Precinct is on track to become a leading ecotourism attraction for the city with funding for works...
Fight against fire ants takes to the sky
Redland City Council has taken to the sky to join the fight against the invasive fire ant. With changes to...
Land for Wildlife efforts win local government award
Redland City Council’s long-term association with the Land for Wildlife Program has been recognised with the south-east Queensland program winning...
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.