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Conservation areas re-open on Redlands Coast

22 April 2022
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Bayview Conservation Area in Redland Bay and Emu Street Reserve in Sheldon have both re-opened in time for the long weekend.

Work to repair tracks significantly damaged by recent intense rainfall was completed in both Redlands Coast reserves this afternoon.

Erosion control and track construction works are continuing within other high profile reserves such as Scribbly Gums Conservation Area, Ford Road Conservation Area and Greater Glider Reserve.

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These reserves will re-open once works are completed.

Council would like to thank the community for its patience as crews have been assessing the damage and undertaking repairs.

For more information on Redlands Coast’s tracks and trails, go to Redland City Council’s sport and recreation website.

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