Environment

They arrive early before the heat and with hands on hips they survey the bushland that will be their ‘habitat’ for the day. Kitted out with sturdy enclosed walking shoes, gloves, and a sun-safe hat, these Community Bushcare volunteers...

It can be quite confronting. You’re walking on the path beside one of Redlands Coast’s beautiful tree-lined streets. It’s a warm, blue-sky spring morning. And then there is a sharp clack of bone-on-bone from behind you; a “whumpf” of...

Each winter and through spring, a remarkable journey unfolds just off the shores of Redlands Coast. Drawn by ancient instincts and warmer waters, thousands of humpback whales travel more than 5000km from Antarctica along Queensland’s coastline, creating one of...

Does your dog, or your neighbour’s dog suffer from IBS – Irritable Bow-wow Syndrome? Does its constant barking keep you and the street awake at night? There is no doubt that dogs enrich our lives – offering companionship and...

In the coastal woodlands of North Stradbroke and Russell islands lives an animal so unusual that many people outside of those areas are unaware it exists. The golden swamp wallaby, with its shimmering honey-coloured coat, appears almost mythical against...

Redland City Council plays a significant role in preparing for the annual bushfire season. Council’s Fire Management team reduces bushfire risks across the city by slashing Council-owned land adjoining houses, and creating firebreaks, as well as carrying out controlled...

Cats are valued companions in households across the city, enriching daily life and providing comfort and connection. However, when cats wander beyond their own properties, they can create unexpected problems for neighbours and pose real risks to local wildlife...