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ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/63739/Facthseet-2-Improving-Ironpot-Creek.pdf Explore
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10 Mar 2016: By helping the creek and its catchment, you can also help protect your own land and property. ... Retain vegetation, particularly deep-rooted trees, think about planting native trees to provide cover for the future. •
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7 Mar 2014: PROFILE 3 CRIMSONSPOTTED RAINBOWFISH . Crimsonspotted Rainbowfish . Melanotaenia duboulayi . A fish species historically found in the Bundamba Creek, ... fins.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/live/issues-and-laws/laws-and-permits-for-residents/earthworks-and-tree-clearing Cached Explore
8 Jul 2021: If you would like to remove any vegetation on your property, you may be required to obtain an approval from Council. ... Contact the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection regarding any additional permit requirements for vegetation on your
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24 Apr 2015: Ipswich’s water cycle combines a complex and interrelated mix of people, industries, catchments, rivers, dams, reservoirs, water service provider assets (potable water and sewerage networks), stormwater drainage features and flood ... These roles and
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7 Mar 2014: for many species of animals, it is also extremely valuable in controlling erosion along our waterways. ... strengthening the banks.
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12 May 2010: Natural riparian vegetation helps to stabilise banks, shade streams, reduce evaporation, provide food and habitat for wildlife, and most importantly, act as a buffer for water run-off within catchments. ... Stream. Diagram adapted from DNR River Facts R31
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/environment/waterways/catchments-and-plans/bundamba-creek/master-plan Cached Explore
29 Apr 2014: Ipswich Council has been looking strategically at the Bundamba Creek Catchment identifying its values, threats and opportunities. ... The lower part of Bundamba catchments has been 'built out' or developed some time ago.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2020/ipswich-integrated-catchment-plan-will-help-prepare-region-for-floods-of-future Cached Explore
8 Jan 2021: The Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan is the most detailed and comprehensive study ever undertaken by council to make sure the community is ready, informed and resilient ahead of the next flood ... The Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan fulfils a key
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22 Feb 2024: The division covers a geographic catchment of 61,148 ha (611 km2) and is oriented in a west-east direction spanning from Grandchester and Mount Mort in the west to Redbank ... The division covers a geographic catchment of 34,225 ha (342 km2).
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/annual-report-card-confirms-significant-impact-of-floods-on-local-waterways Cached Explore
17 Nov 2022: Cr Milligan said one of council’s many resilience-building measures is The Franklin Vale Creek Catchment project. ... This catchment in our region’s west suffers from landscape and streambank erosion that impacts water quality and biodiversity
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