About IndigiScapes Centre
IndigiScapes Centre is an environmental education and botanic garden facility operated by Redland City Council at Capalaba in Redland City, Queensland. Set within 14.5 hectares of native gardens, bushland and wetlands, it showcases local native plants of the Redlands Coast. The centre features themed gardens, walking trails, a discovery centre, native plant nursery and cafe, serving as a hub for sustainability education and conservation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can explore landscaped native botanic gardens, bushland and wetland walking trails with interpretive signage, a Discovery Centre with environmental and wildlife displays, and a native plant nursery. The site includes a cafe, gift shop, picnic lawns and bird hides. Trails are mostly flat and well-maintained, winding through eucalypt woodland and formal garden areas showcasing Redlands Coast flora.
Key highlights
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14.5 hectares of native botanic gardens, bushland and wetlands
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Discovery Centre with interactive environmental displays
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Themed native gardens showcasing Redlands Coast flora
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Bushland walking trails and bird hides
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On-site native plant nursery and IndigiScapes Cafe with gift shop
History of IndigiScapes Centre
Developed by Redland Shire Council, now Redland City Council, and opened in 2000 as the Redlands IndigiScapes Centre to promote environmental education, conservation and the use of local native plants in the Redlands area.
Culture & Context
Located on Quandamooka Country, the centre acknowledges the Quandamooka People and showcases traditional Aboriginal uses of native plants, bush foods and cultural knowledge of the Redlands Coast environment through garden displays and educational programs.
Route
| By air | Brisbane Airport is the nearest major airport, approximately 30 km north-west |
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| By train |