Planned burn scheduled – Friday 14 August 2020
Redland City Council's Parks and Conservation unit will undertake a hazard reduction burn in a section of bushland within the ...
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State of Fire Emergency partially lifted – Fire ban remains in place
While the State of Fire Emergency Declaration has been removed for Redland City Council, the local fire ban continues. This ...
Protect your health from bushfire smoke
While there are no fires burning on Redlands Coast air quality is still being affected by smoke haze from fires ...
State of Fire Emergency continues – Redland City is part of a total fire ban until further notice
A State of Fire Emergency declared earlier this month continues across 42 Local Government Areas in Queensland, which bans a ...
Planned hazard reduction burn – Pt Lookout and Alex Hills
Planned burns assist in reducing fire danger and provide conditions essential for native plant species regeneration. They are necessary to ...
Redlands Snapshot – 20 May 2014
National Reconciliation Week Short Film Festival at Cleveland Library National Reconciliation Week from 27 May – 3 June is a time ...
Planned hazard reduction burn – Point Lookout
Planned burns assist in reducing fire danger and provide conditions essential for native plant species regeneration. They are necessary to ...
Hazard reduction burn: 17 April 2014
Our Conservation Fire Management Team is undertaking a planned burn on Thursday 17 April, in the Don & Christine Burnett ...
Hazard reduction burn at Capalaba: Thursday 15 August
The Conservation Fire Management Team is undertaking a planned burn today, Thursday 15 August, in the Swampbox Conservation Area, Lot ...
Hazard reduction burns on Russell Island: Tuesday 30 July to Thursday 1 August
Our Conservation Fire Management Team in conjunction with Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) Urban and Rural will be undertaking ...
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.