Quick action prevents spread of prohibited plants
Redland City Council’s Biosecurity team, in collaboration with Biosecurity Queensland, have successfully intercepted and seized prohibited and restricted plant species...
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Governor tours IndigiScapes to learn about environment work
The Governor of Queensland visited the Redlands IndigiScapes Centre recently to learn about the ongoing evolution of the centre to...
Redland City reports first city-wide koala population stabilisation in south-east Queensland
Redland City Council has become the first local government in south-east Queensland – and within the koala’s federally-listed northern endangered...
Celebrate all things naturally wonderful at Eco Markets
The popular Redlands IndigiScapes Centre Eco Markets are set to return on Saturday 6 December, featuring eco-friendly activities, artisan market...
eDNA monitoring to help protect native aquatic species
A million-dollar eDNA monitoring program for native aquatic species including platypus will launch across more than 200 locations in south-east...
Get the Facts: Oyster Point foreshore protection
Redland City Council would like to set the record straight regarding a story published online by The Courier-Mail on 15 September...
Koalas take centre stage at September Eco Markets
The popular Redlands Coast Eco Markets will welcome spring with plenty of eco-friendly activities and stalls, along with a special...
Second living shoreline trial set for shore, for sure
Redland City Council’s robust management of local coastlines has been bolstered with the launch of a second living shoreline trial,...
Record $30 million for SEQ waterways and Moreton Bay
A record $30 million towards the Resilient Rivers (SEQ) program will flow into south-east Queensland (SEQ) to revitalise the health...
Planned burn: Scribbly Gums Conservation Area – 17 June 2025
Redland City Council’s Parks and Conservation crews will undertake hazard reduction burns in a section of bushland within the Scribbly...
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.