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1. riparian corridor revegetation guidelines.cdr (PDF, 313k)

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   28 Apr 2014: Upper-Bank – use fast growing, hardy trees and shrubs with deep root systems to provide structureto the bank and bind soils. ... Mid and Upper Bank – Plant tree, shrub, native grasses and ground cover species at 1.5m – 2m centres.

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

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   25 Aug 2020: and geomorphology. Strategic Priority 5: Enhancing riparian corridors. Native riparian and in-stream vegetation is essential for the function of waterways and wetlands, increasing bank stability, providing food and shelter for ... 3. Undertake waterway

3. www.ipswich.qld.gov.auIpswich City CouncilPhone (07) 3810 6666Fax (07) 3810 6731 ... (PDF, 870k)

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   12 May 2010: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF EROSION AFFECTING WATERWAYS? Slumping - occurs when the creek bank is weakened and sections of the bank collapse into the waterway. ... Native vegetation along the waterway protects the bank against scouring by slowing the

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. Waterway Health Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: The Waterway Health Strategy supports council’s vision that waterways and wetlands are rehabilitated and protected to provide ecological sustainability through good water quality, habitat and fauna connectivity, recreational outcomes and

6. ACTIVITY SHEET 3A For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 652k)

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   2 Jun 2009: Woody Shrub - less than 2m high, one or more stems, native to the area. ... Bank vegetation: Bank vegetation moderately disturbed by stock or through the intrusion of exotic species, though native species remain.

7. Waterway Health Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: The Waterway Health Strategy supports council’s vision that waterways and wetlands are rehabilitated and protected to provide ecological sustainability through good water quality, habitat and fauna connectivity, recreational outcomes and

8. Waterway improvement initiatives

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   29 Jul 2022: For further information see:. Native vegetation along banks plays a very important role in:. ... by:. holding bank soil in place and reducing the risk of bed and bank erosion.

9. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au Waterway Health StrategyBackground Report 2 CONTENTSA. BACKGROUND ... (PDF, 7689k)

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   25 Aug 2020: Unstable banks. Configuration and morphology of receiving waterways with deeply incised banks increases the risk of bank erosion with high volume and/or high velocity flows. ... These areas were then revegetated. using a mixture of native riparian or

10. Gardening

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    4 Mar 2021: Council runs a number of programs designed to assist Ipswich residents in planting beautiful gardens filled with native plant species that attract wildlife and invite relaxation. ... The benefits of native plant species. Planting a range of different

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