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1. 2020–2040 City of IpswichWhite Rock-Spring Mountain Conservation Estate Master ... (PDF, 6743k)

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   11 Mar 2021: 2020–2040. City of IpswichWhite Rock-Spring Mountain Conservation Estate Master Plan. 2. ... 11. 4.1 White Rock-Spring Mountain Conservation Estate Master Plan – Stage 1.

2. GLOSSY-BLACK COCKATOOCalyptorhynchus lathami This endangered cockatoo feeds almost exclusively ... (PDF, 4895k)

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   1 Mar 2023: BRUSH-TAILED ROCK WALLABYPetrogale penicillata Once widespread in mountain areas of eastern Australia, this species now only occurs in a few scattered populations. ... Through Enviroplan, habitats critical to the Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby’s survival

3. 1 2019-2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Ipswich Enviroplan Program ... (PDF, 2581k)

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   11 Feb 2021: $26K was invested in implementing key actions of the Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby Recovery Plan. ... Brush-tailed rock wallaby - implement actions from plan $25,516. Conservation works $1,053.

4. Habitat Nest Boxes

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   25 Oct 2023: Far from remaining empty and disused, tree hollows provide critical habitat for wildlife. ... Habitat/nest boxes are a way of supplementing the shortfall in natural hollows and should not be considered a replacement for natural hollows.

5. ACTIVITY SHEET 3 PURPOSE: 1. Understand how creek bank ... (PDF, 1761k)

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   2 Jun 2009: Vegetation and Habitat Health. For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: (07) 3810 6666. ... This will be where you record your overall ‘Ratings’ for each habitat parameter.

6. SLENDER MILKVINEMarsdenia coronata This vulnerable species occurs in eucalypt ... (PDF, 4867k)

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   1 Mar 2023: BRUSH-TAILED ROCK WALLABYPetrogale penicillata Once widespread in mountain areas of eastern Australia, this species now only occurs in a few scattered populations. ... Through Enviroplan, habitats critical to the Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby’s survival

7. White Rock – Spring Mountain Conservation Estate – Including Paperbark Flats Picnic Area

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   29 Sep 2023: As per Cultural Protocol the Traditional Owners have requested no one climbs White Rock. ... Address: 254 Brisbane Road, Bundamba. Simba may rule Pride Rock, but kids rule Rotary Park.

8. EASTERN WATER DRAGONIntellagama lesueurii A common sight near waterways ... (PDF, 4916k)

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   1 Mar 2023: BRUSH-TAILED ROCK WALLABYPetrogale penicillata Once widespread in mountain areas of eastern Australia, this species now only occurs in a few scattered populations. ... Through Enviroplan, habitats critical to the Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby’s survival

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

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   7 Sep 2017: While koalas often need large areas of habitat to persist, studies of local koala populations in rural Ipswich show they are well adapted at using smaller patches of habitat. ... Ipswich Koala Conservation and Habitat Management Plan. Ipswich City

10. CMC Rocks QLD rocked Ipswich in huge boost for city

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    26 Sep 2022: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic said CMC Rocks also brings national exposure to the Ipswich region. ... Everyone involved, from the artists, staff, crew, vendors and especially our CMC Rocks fans,

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