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1. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswich City CouncilNatural Environment Strategy 2023OUR NATURAL IPSWICH ... (PDF, 4841k)

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   10 Nov 2022: The condition and extent of riparian areas are being impacted by clearing of vegetation and invasion by exotic grasses and woody weed species. ... Ideally the canopy cover will contain a mix of native shrub and trees species, and be in larger urban

2. FACT SHEET 1 Living in a Healthy Catchment For ... (PDF, 269k)

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   12 May 2010: They also provide essential shade keeping water temperatue low limiting evaporation and preventing weed infestations. ... Garden waste, lawn clippings and tree pruning’s introduce weeds into our waterway corridors.

3. Question & Answer Transcript – Environment CRG meeting (03/09/2020) ... (PDF, 584k)

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   7 Dec 2020: What plans if any is council going to have in response to the Koala Conservation e.g. ... if Council had any plans to buy local core Koala Habitat to protect it from development?

   by Melanie Rippon

4. BUNDAMBA CREEK BIRD SURVEY 2013  Reported By:  Margret Cameron  Bundamba Creek Transect Bird Survey 20th APRIL, 2013  Survey Time:  10.25‐11.35am  1 = Rotary Park 2 = To Rail Bridge 3 = To 440 Howell’s, Drain etc 4 =U (PDF, 153k)

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   7 Mar 2014: Crow 21 Welcome Swallow 17 Tree Martin 5 Fairy Martin 2 Tawny Grassbird 3 Common Myna 3 including 1 at hollow. ... The creek appeared clear and was flowing well. Almost all Bottlebrush (Melaleuca viminalis) was in blossom attracting many Brown Honeyeaters

5. Ipswich Nature Centre will remain closed this week

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   22 Feb 2021: More than 5000 flying foxes make the surrounding trees their home during migration. ... Flying foxes are an important pollinator and disperse seeds of native trees across large distances.

6. Habitat Gardens Landholder Report Email: partnerships@ipswich.qld.gov.auPhone: (07) 3810 6666 ... (PDF, 990k)

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   15 Feb 2023: 7. On average, what was the success rate of your plantings were over the five years? ... ENVIRONMENTAL WEEDS. 16. Did you remove environmental weeds during your Habitat Gardens membership?

7. Funding boost to new Blue Gum Reserve changerooms

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   14 Oct 2021: 14 October 2021. The Karalee Tornadoes Junior Rugby League Club can look forward to a $620,000 upgrade to Blue Gum Reserve which will include new changerooms for home and away ... 2023. “An additional $100,000 has been allocated to council’s works

8. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Waterway Health Strategy CONTENTS ... (PDF, 2737k)

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   25 Aug 2020: Actions:1. Deliver strategic tree planting and revegetation with the community along urban waterways2. ... Home to threatened ecological community Swamp Tea-tree (Melaleuca irbyana) and Queensland Blue Gum (Eucalyptus tereticornis).

9. Native fish species released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2021: Other initiatives include removing weeds from riverbanks, restoring native vegetation and managing urban run-off.”. ... They are a protected species with stocking efforts over the last 10 years focussed on increasing their distribution to new waterways

10. Wildlife

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    2 Feb 2024: Over 1257 native plant species and 694 animal species have been identified in the region, including mammals (74), reptiles (93), birds (340), fish (42), amphibians (34) and insects (109).

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