Council gets the wheels turning on returning shopping trolleys
You’d have to be off your trolley to think this is anything but visual pollution and an obstruction hazard. Abandoned...
Environment
Make a time to visit the Eco Market and make a difference
Redlands Coast residents can ‘make a difference to our natural world’ by heading along to the Eco Market at Redland...
Council keeps food trees in a healthy state for city’s wildlife
The koala food trees have had their haircut, while the possum food trees in the Victoria Point fodder forest are...
Protect against mozzies following heavy rain
Redland City residents are urged to check their backyards for possible mosquito breeding sites following heavy rain and localised flooding...
Stay alert for fire ants during post-cyclone clean-up
As Redland City residents clean up after ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, it’s important to stay alert for fire ants. Fire ants...
Council’s dedication to protect Redlands Coast’s unique environment
A report tabled at this week’s Redland City Council General Meeting shows Redlands Coast’s unique and valued natural environmental continues...
Academics look to Redlands Coast for insights on koala conservation
Koala conservation efforts on Redlands Coast have attracted the attention of scientists and academics studying ways to better protect wild...
Don’t trash the opportunity to do the right thing
January often marks the time for a good old cleanup around the house. Whether you’re attacking the garden or that...
Ibises are native birds who have changed some of their native ways
As we hit prime picnic season, Redland City Council is reminding locals and visitors not to feed the “bin chickens”...
Environmental success stories flow from waterways program
Environmental rejuvenation projects completed through the city’s Waterways Extension program are leaving a lasting legacy on the health of critical...
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.