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1. Waterway Health Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: The future health of waterways and wetlands in Ipswich will be secured through council’s leadership and commitment to catchment and waterway health enhancements. ... development and implementation of waterway improvement plans/corridor plans for Black

2. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Waterway Health Strategy CONTENTS ... (PDF, 2737k)

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   25 Aug 2020: development and implementation of waterway improvement plans/corridor plans for Black Snake, Bundamba, Deebing and Iron Pot creeks. ... 2. Address grade difference between Iron Pot Creek and Bremer River to protect waterway values upstream.

3. Waterway Health Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: The future health of waterways and wetlands in Ipswich will be secured through council’s leadership and commitment to catchment and waterway health enhancements. ... development and implementation of waterway improvement plans/corridor plans for Black

4. Waterway Health Factsheets

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   8 Jan 2024: The waterways of Ipswich weave their way through mountain peaks, rural landscapes, urban backyards and the heart of the city. ... as revegetating waterways, water quality, the impact of erosion and sediments on waterways, and what you can do to help

5. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au Waterway Health StrategyBackground Report 2 CONTENTSA. BACKGROUND ... (PDF, 7689k)

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   25 Aug 2020: B. IPSWICH WATERWAYS AND WETLANDS. 10. TYPES AND CLASSIFICATION. 10. WATERWAY AND WETLAND MANAGEMENT. ... Avoided costs in downstream waterway rehabilitations Appropriate management of stormwater within urban developments can potentially result in

6. Ironpot Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Ironpot Creek is one of the northernmost waterways of the Bremer River Catchment. ... the erosion of the waterway, resulting in the upper reaches of the creek becoming deeper and steeper with numerous sheer banks.

7. Waterway improvement initiatives

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   29 Jul 2022: Council is working with a wide range of stakeholders in the community on initiatives to improve waterway health across the City. ... run-off water flows to a low point to form a creek or river and is surrounded by hills and mountains.

8. Franklin Vale Creek

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   23 Jan 2024: Parts of Franklin Vale Creek and the waterways that feed into it have instability and bank erosion that impact on water quality and the values of the creek itself, as well ... This in turn negatively impacts our waterways, native wildlife and the

9. Franklin Vale Creek Catchment Initiative Enhancing Franklin Vale Creek ... (PDF, 3066k)

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   24 Jan 2020: Franklin Vale Creek. A healthy waterway has benefits to both landholders and the environment and will maintain productivity for future generations. ... The Franklin Vale Initiative. This is a unique opportunity to restore the waterways of the Franklin

10. Waterways

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    20 Mar 2023: A number of creeks within Ipswich feed into both rivers and we encourage everyone to look after their local waterways to ensure they remain a healthy valuable resource in the long

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