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1. Ipswich City Council has prepared and adopted the Koala ... (PDF, 2621k)

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/86276/Koala-Friendly-Fencing-Guide.pdf Explore

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   7 Sep 2017: You can assist with this by:. Planting or retaining trees or sturdy shrubs near the fence. ... Existing trees can be shielded from koala access by applying a smooth metal tree guard. •

2. One of the top reasons koalas need to be ... (PDF, 1410k)

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/86280/Koala-and-Domestic-Dogs-Guide.pdf Explore

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   7 Sep 2017: Koala movement. Koalas need to regularly move around their home range to visit preferred food and shelter trees, and to delineate their territory, as well as for social interaction and breeding. ... Install koala friendly fencing• Fencing which allows

3. Koalas in Rural Ipswich 1893 Floods Ipswich.qld.gov.au Join us ... (PDF, 9339k)

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   7 Sep 2017: For more information please see the Koala and Domestic Dog Guide online at Ipswich.qld.gov.au/koalas. ... It is also important to be aware of koala crossing road signs and the common locations koalas cross.

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

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   28 Apr 2014: Note: planting tree species below the frequent flood line is not suitable. ... 4. PLANTING GUIDE. High density planting with fast growing species provides quick canopy cover, protecting the banks and providing shade cover for weed suppression and habitat

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5. Water Smart Street Trees

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   31 Jan 2023: It's vital you don't:. trim or remove the tree. replace the tree with a different species. ... By using stormwater, the Water Smart Street Tree system:. provides a healthy growing environment for the targeted tree species.

6. City of IpswichUrban Greening Putting the Plan into Action2022 ... (PDF, 2174k)

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   20 Sep 2022: How do trees help fight climate change? Tree planting is a simple and effective way of taking action climate change caused by greenhouse gases. ... Good trees for urban spaces. Planting tips. What you can do – Street Tree program.

7. Get involved and plant a tree

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   22 Jul 2022: 22 July 2022. Come along and plant a tree at a free Community Tree Planting on 30 July to celebrate National Tree Day. ... We will be planting up to 250 plants, some species include Rosewood trees, Native holly, Velvet cassia, Lomandra and narrow-leaved

8. Ipswich community to get its hands dirty for National Tree Day

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   17 Jul 2023: Residents of Ipswich care about the natural environment and tree planting events such as this one will help to improve water quality and increase habitat for local native flora and fauna.”. ... Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said Planet Ark's

9. Nest BoxesA decision making guide for installing nest boxes ... (PDF, 1344k)

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   11 Oct 2023: understand the species’ habitat. and nest box requirements? Proceed to Tree Selection. ... near a streetlight). Install in a tree species preferred by the targeted animal.

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswichcemeteries.com.au Fact Sheet Swamp Tea-tree (Melaleuca irbyana) AboutSwamp ... (PDF, 71k)

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    31 May 2022: A management plan and planting guideline has been developed for the Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery to protect this community from threats like invasive weeds and non-native plant species. ... Many invasive weed species are tolerant of the understory

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