Environmental education for students
At Redlands IndigiScapes Centre we are passionate about creating contemporary environmental education programs that will immerse your students in the wonderful natural environment found right here on Redlands Coast.
We will be offering a wide array of content and resources across a variety of environmental themes that is sure to engage your students and foster long lasting connections with the natural environment for a sustainable future.
We are excited to be developing programs, for early years through to high school. These programs will be curriculum-linked to help you meet the learning outcomes in the National Quality Framework whilst inspiring the next generation to protect our unique flora and fauna.
There will be plenty of choice! You can access online downloadable lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, videos and worksheets when our new learning hub opens or book incursions and excursions with our knowledgeable staff.
From working with you to plan and deliver an engaging workshop in your classroom or outdoor space to welcoming your students to IndigiScapes for workshops and activities, we are here to help. For more information on our workshop offerings visit our Planning your visit page.
We can’t wait to share all these new offering with you. Until then please complete our online booking form and we can work with you to create a custom experience for you and your students.
For early years educators we are excited to offer FREE sustainability resources through The Get Grubby program. If you’re child-care, day care, family day care or primary school would like to join this fun program register today.
Redland City Council Programs
Redlands 24-hour Wildlife Rescue Service
The Redlands 24-hour Wildlife Rescue Service is a community volunteer program that responds to calls regarding sick, injured and orphaned wildlife on Redland Coasts.
Managed by Redland City Council, the service runs 24-hours a day every day of the year. To report sick or injured wildlife phone (07) 3833 4031.
Interested in volunteering to be part of this dedicated group of volunteers? Find out more
Koala conservation
Redlands Coast is home to one of the most significant urban koala populations in Australia. While koala populations have diminished over the years, a viable breeding population can still be found in the area. Redland City Council is working closely with research partners and the community to conserve and support our local koalas.
You can improve the health and wellbeing of our koala population while you’re out on a walk, going for a jog or a ride. Simply record your koala sightings through Redlands Coast Koala Watch.
Learn more about koalas and how you can help on the Redland City Council website.
Environmental partnerships
Looking to enhance the natural environment on your property? The Environmental Partnership program supports landholders to protect and nurture a diverse and healthy natural environment on their property. Through these programs there are opportunities for advice visits, workshops, funding and more. Explore our program options today:
- Voluntary Conservation Agreement Program
- Land for Wildlife
- Waterways Extension Program
- Rural Support Program
- Koala Conservation Agreement Program
- Your Backyard Garden Program
Bushcare
Discover what’s hiding in your local patch of bushland! Redlands Coast is home to a diverse range of native flora and fauna and our Bushcare volunteers play an important role in restoring local conservation areas.
When you join a Community Bushcare group you’ll learn about natural bush regeneration and native plant identification while gaining hands on experience in weed management and habitat restoration.
Come and join the fun and discover what is hiding in your local patch of bushland!