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

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   7 Dec 2020: Charlie Dill: We're currently reviewing our policy and direction around conservation, as well as remapping the critical habitat areas. ... if Council had any plans to buy local core Koala Habitat to protect it from development?

   by Melanie Rippon

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

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   17 Jul 2023: The Habitat Connections Program delivers waterway corridor restoration through native revegetation and weed management,” Deputy Mayor Milligan said. ... Last financial year, through council’s Habitat Connections Program, 21,695 native plants were

3. 7Pet emergency planPets are specialCheck with your local council ... (PDF, 247k)

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   9 Oct 2018: Your pet has shelter and bedding. • All animals under your care can be properly and easily identified. • ... You never leave an animal tied-up or chained without shelter and bedding. •

4. Wildlife

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   2 Feb 2024: There is a diverse range of wildlife within Ipswich City owing to the wide range of habitats available.

5. Enviroplan Levy

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   30 Apr 2024: Flora and fauna surveys, including Brush-tailed Rock Wallabies and Flinders Plum.

6. Meet Mirrigin, the wedge-tailed eagle

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   22 Dec 2020: 11 December 2020. In a heartbreaking event, Mirrigin, a majestic wedge-tailed eagle was injured by a gun shot in 2017. ... The materials to build the enclosure were chosen to best replicate the look and feel that wedge-tailed eagles would encounter in

7. Walking and Hiking

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   13 May 2024: Only well-equipped, fit and experienced hikers with bush sense, navigation and rock scrambling skills should undertake this trail. ... Do not disturb or remove any plants, animals, rocks or artefacts from cultural sites – these are protected by law.

8. Walking and Hiking

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   13 May 2024: Only well-equipped, fit and experienced hikers with bush sense, navigation and rock scrambling skills should undertake this trail. ... Do not disturb or remove any plants, animals, rocks or artefacts from cultural sites – these are protected by law.

9. FV_Catchment_WP1_Condition_Assessment_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 5323k)

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   20 Oct 2021: cover and condition (including exotic species), water quality and stream condition (sedimentation, aquatic vegetation), animal habitat (instream and terrestrial) and infrastructure. ... At sites with continuous wetted riverbed at the time of sampling,

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10. Page 1 of 7 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 399k)

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    7 Jul 2022: Protect and improve habitat value within large areas of intact threatened species and priority wildlife habitat, including koalas. • ... Improve streambank stabilisation at strategic locations supporting habitat conditions for priority wildlife,

    by Amber van Sloten

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