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1. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: Erosion risk is increased markedly when the soil is in a bare, cultivated condition. ... Undertaking proper erosion and sediment controls can help protect or enhance environmental values in all Queensland waterways.

2. Bundamba Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Creek. The The Bundamba Creek Corridor Plan provides detailed information on the history of Bundamba Creek and the common vision for the catchment in line with future development affecting the catchment. ... Ipswich Council has been looking strategically

3. FV_Catchment_WP1_Condition_Assessment_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 5323k)

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   20 Oct 2021: Additionally, field surveys were conducted at 30 sites along Franklin Vale Creek and main tributaries to provide a rapid condition assessment of these waterways including bank condition and erosion, riparian vegetation ... Data collected in regional

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4. Major works bring new life to Ironpot Creek

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   15 Mar 2023: 15 March 2023. Ironpot Creek has a solid future with a new phase of major works completed on the Pine Mountain waterway. ... Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said Ironpot Creek has a history of being one of

5. Collaboration on catchment vision improves waterway health

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   17 Feb 2022: The Franklin Vale Creek Restoration Plan 2021-2026 provides a clear direction for the next five years for collaborative efforts to restore and improve the catchment’s waterway condition.”. ... Benefits of the plan include:. native vegetation

6. Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan SummaryA Total Water ... (PDF, 656k)

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   5 May 2015: Weir. The Black Snake Creek Catchment is one of the closest catchments discharging into the Mount Crosby Weir pool meaning that detention times are short. ... blaCK snaKe CReeK CaTCHMenT HIsToRIC ConDITIon. The catchment was historically covered by dense

7. IRONPOT CREEK WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTSIronpot Creek is the main waterway ... (PDF, 4902k)

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   10 Jun 2016: IRONPOT CREEK WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTSIronpot Creek is the main waterway flowing into the Bremer River through the suburbs of Pine Mountain, Blacksoil, Brassall, Karrabin and Wulkuraka. ... Ipswich City Council developed the Ironpot Creek Corridor Plan,

8. Waterway improvement initiatives

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   29 Jul 2022: Restoring a concrete channel into a naturalised waterway has significant outcomes. ... These vegetated corridors act as the 'skin' that provides protection to a waterway, acting as a buffer between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and maintaining the

9. City of Ipswich Voluntary Stormwater Quality Offset Program Annual ... (PDF, 8099k)

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   21 Mar 2023: TP - 8kg/yr. Site Context:. Ironpot Creek is a rapidly eroding waterway in the Bremer River Catchment. ... Catchment: Ironpot Creek. Treatment type: Construction of vegetated channel and stormwater bioretention basin.

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10. Living in the Black Snake Creek Catchment ACKNOWLEDGMENTS West ... (PDF, 9702k)

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    6 Oct 2015: Living in the Black Snake Creek. Catchment. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. West Moreton Landcare, Ipswich City Council and SEQ Catchments acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we walk, live and work, ... and waterways. ContentsBlack Snake Creek

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