Redlands Wildlife

What is Redlands Wildlife?

Redlands Wildlife is a non-Government funded initiative which has been designed to ensure the protection of native wildlife and their habitat in the Redlands area of South-East Queensland, Australia.

We are further committed to the prevention of cruelty to all animals and the promotion of sustainable, eco-friendly living practices.

Follow Redlands Wildlife on Twitter and Facebook.

NEWS...

June 2011
RCC Rates up 6.7% RCC water up 29%.

Can you afford this? Join us to force RCC to reconsider and reduce these financial burdens

25 February 2011
Redland City Council needs to get serious on stopping the dramatic decline in koala numbers. Jonathon Rhodes of UQ has some sobering news on koala survival. Click photo to right for more.

22 January 2011
We told Redland City Council & Cr Bowler it wasn't a good idea for a path through bush linking licensed premises with a housing estate. This is just some of the destruction, click photo to right for more.

2 November 2010
While Australia stopped to watch the Melbourne Cup, a swamp wallaby became so stressed at the heavy machinery in her home that is building Cr Toni Bowler's pathway, she lost her baby. Click photo to right for more.

What does Redlands Wildlife do?

We are no longer involved with the Redland City Council (RCC) sponsored bushcare program. We spent two years of hard work in the West Eprapah Creek Wildlife Reserve only to have all of our work ruined by RCC putting a pathway through the reserve. Enough is enough. We will fight for wildlife in more effective ways!

Actively campaign for the protection of wildlife habitat in the Redlands. Our current campaign against the destruction of the West Eprapah Wildlife Refuge can be followed in our online forum.

We provide an educational resource via our wildlife pages in order to inform people what native fauna call the Redlands home and subsequently increase public awareness and compassion for wildlife.

Help us help The Wilderness Society to save Cape York forever.

Redland City ratepayers have paid for their water infrastructure, why should we be charged again by the bumbling beauracrat known as Allconnex?

Click HERE to sign the petition to dismantle Allconnex and give the Redlands its water back.