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1. Significant Flora and Fauna

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/environment/wildlife/significant-flora-and-fauna Cached Explore

   2 Feb 2024: Planchonella eerwah (Flinders Plum). Plant (tree). Endangered. Coleus habrophyllus. Plant (forb). ... Animal (flap-footed lizard). Vulnerable. Calyptorhynchus lathami lathami (Glossy black cockatoo, south-eastern).

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

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   1 Mar 2023: PLUNKETT MALLEEEucalyptus curtisii This rare tree only has a few small populations remaining in South-East Queensland. ... Through Enviroplan, some of the Plunkett Mallee’s remaining populations are being protected in the White Rock – Spring Mountain

3. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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   11 Sep 2021: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said this data will help council understand where platypus populations live, and guide further strategic planning. ... We are very lucky to have platypus populations right here in Ipswich,” Mayor Harding said.

4. Ipswich platypus population on the brink after devastating 2022 floods

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   4 May 2023: 04 May 2023. The devastating impact of the 2022 floods on the city’s platypus population has been laid bare in a new monitoring report presented to Ipswich City Council last ... Council’s Platypus Recovery Plan, implemented in 2020, will guide our

5. Council endorses new future infrastructure plan while facing skyrocketing construction costs

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   23 Mar 2023: The new LGIP identifies an estimated future population of 453,875 at 2041 and 533,802 at 2046 for Ipswich. ... This is lower than the Queensland Government Statistician’s Office population projection forecast of 557,649 at 2041 (2018 Medium Series).

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

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   1 Mar 2023: PLUNKETT MALLEEEucalyptus curtisii This rare tree only has a few small populations remaining in South-East Queensland. ... Through Enviroplan, some of the Plunkett Mallee’s remaining populations are being protected in the White Rock – Spring Mountain

7. KOALAPhascolarctus cinereus This reserve is important habitat for a ... (PDF, 4892k)

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   1 Mar 2023: PLUNKETT MALLEEEucalyptus curtisii This rare tree only has a few small populations remaining in South-East Queensland. ... Through Enviroplan, some of the Plunkett Mallee’s remaining populations are being protected in the White Rock – Spring Mountain

8. Koala Conservation and Habitat Management Plan 1893 FloodsIpswich.qld.gov.au Join ... (PDF, 2844k)

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   6 Oct 2017: Citizen run population censuses have been conducted on numerous occasions across the country. ... existing parks, reserves and remnant habitat patches large. enough to maintain koala populations.

9. Ipswich's population continues to grow

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   12 May 2021: 12 May 2021. Ipswich’s population has grown to 232,930 with 1,218 new residents moving to Ipswich in the first quarter of this year. ... Ripley had the largest population boost with 269 residents moving into the suburb with 86 homes built.

10. Nearly 700 new dwellings built in Ipswich as population continues to grow

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    1 Feb 2023: That’s a 55 per cent rise from the previous quarter, pushing our total population to 245,472,” Cr Tully said. ... These were the top five suburbs for new dwellings and additional population in the past quarter.”.

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