Get the facts: Red or green substance appearing in waterways
Council has recently been contacted by residents regarding a red or green substance in local waterways; which is a naturally...
Environment
Red or green substance appearing in waterways
Recently we have had reports from the public of red or green substance appearing in waterways around the Redlands, notably...
Capture the Redlands on camera and win!
It’s time for the Redlands’ budding David Attenboroughs to get snapping with the annual IndigiScapes digital photographic competition opening on...
Snakes alive as temperatures rise
Residents are being warned to be on the lookout for snakes as they become more active with the onset of...
Dead or dying birds in the Redlands
The Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection has explained that the appearance of dead or dying Short-tailed Shearwaters or...
Koalas are counting on you!
Helping the Redlands koalas is as easy as reporting sightings during the Koala Action Group’s annual koala count-a-thon on 19-20...
Cat registrations remain
Redlanders will continue to be required to register their cats after Council recently voted to retain compulsory cat registrations in the...
Island residents encouraged to swap weeds for native plants
It’s time to dig out those weeds, and exchange them for native plants that love the islands as much as...
Coochiemudlo dredging update: 30 September
Council has just been advised by the contractor that dredging will occur near the Coochiemudlo Jetty this week. Swimming in...
Good trees for bad weeds
Here’s a good deal for the garden – free native trees in exchange for bags of weeds! Redland City Council’s...
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.