Swap e-waste for a native tree
Redland City Council is encouraging mainland and island residents to recycle their e-waste in exchange for a free native tree....
Environment
Council urges residents to lift the green lid for green waste
Redland City Council is urging mainland residents to order a green-lid bin to ensure green waste is disposed of sustainably...
Events celebrate the wattle on Redlands Coast
Redland City Council is this week celebrating Australia’s national floral emblem as part of National Wattle Day on Thursday 1...
Trail users asked to ‘bail’ and avoid ‘shredding’ popular trails in the wet
Redlands Coast residents are again being urged to stay out of local conservation areas to prevent further damage to waterlogged...
Council aims to protect wildlife corridors through City Plan amendment
Council is continuing to pursue an amendment to the Redland City Plan to strengthen the protection of significant urban habitats...
Koala funding, polling place operations and regional assistance motions to go to LGAQ annual conference
Redland City Council has voted in support of three motions to be put to the 126th Local Government Association of...
Keep an eye out for koalas on the move
The annual movement of young koalas is underway around Redlands Coast with residents and motorists reminded to keep a close...
High-tech rural enterprise to expand on Redland Coast
An innovative rural enterprise is combining food waste, insect larvae and ground breaking technology to produce high quality animal feed...
Council extends free year round dropoff on four islands in ‘war on e-waste’
Redland City Council’s popular trial which allowed residents to take their e-waste to the Recycling and Waste Centres as part...
Council and EcoMarines seek interest from schools to be environmental champions
An exciting, educational and innovative environmental education program is hoping to expand to more schools following a successful pilot on...
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.