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1. Vegetation Protection

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   1 Feb 2024: Native species that is unique or localised mostly to Ipswich. A native species of great age. ... Known to provide essential food, shelter or movement for native animals that are:.

2. Ride Ipswich

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   27 Nov 2023: 2.1km. Ride along Goodna Creek from Redbank Primary School to Lawrie Drive park. ... 4.6km. Ride around Opossum Creek bikeway, and around Woogaroo Creek. 2km.

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

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   28 Apr 2014: VineVineVineGrass. Chloris gayanaSorghum halepense. Rhodes grassJohnson grass. GrassGrass. 2. SPECIES SELECTIONLocal Native Species. ... Diagram 2. Structural diversity and bank positioning of native species in the different zones.

   by MStrelan

4. Significant Flora and Fauna

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   2 Feb 2024: Endangered. Notelaea lloydii (Lloyds native olive). Plant (shrub). Vulnerable. Cupaniopsis tomentella (Boonah tuckeroo). ... Plant (tree). Endangered. Turnix melanogaster (Black breasted button quail). Animal (ground dwelling bird).

5. FACT SHEET 6 Why Revegetate Waterways? For further information ... (PDF, 372k)

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   12 May 2010: and providing habitat for native wildlife with the added potential of increasing property value. ... It is important to plant species that are native to our local waterways because they:maintain biodiversity•.

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

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   2 Jun 2009: ACTIVITY SHEET 3. PURPOSE: 1. Understand how creek bank vegetation impacts on water quality.2. ... Learn the role that creek bank vegetation plays as essential habitat for macro-invertebrates.

7. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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   11 Sep 2021: The results show the catchments of Woogaroo Creek, Opossum Creek and Sandy Creek as the primary strongholds and this is in line with previous years’ results. ... Of critical importance to the conservation of our platypus populations is maintaining good

8. Goodna Creek Bikeway North

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   14 Feb 2023: Start address: Law Street North, Redbank. Distance: 2.1km. Description: Ride along Goodna Creek from Redbank Primary School to Lawrie Drive park. ... Download Goodna Creek Bikeway North GPX File (GPX, 214.0 KB).

9. FACT SHEET 8 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 298k)

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   12 May 2010: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au. Catchment management is an approach to planning and managing our local waterways and environment. ... Government bodies working closely with • landholders, and community groups to undertake effective catchment management

10. City of Ipswich Local Disaster Management Sub Plan Isolated ... (PDF, 3686k)

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    21 May 2019: 44. PART 10: MARBURG. 46. 10.1 Community Profile. 46. 10.2 Population. ... 3.3 Community Specific Communication Strategies. Creek systems present unique challenges in determining lead time.

    by Matthew Pinder

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