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1. Waterway improvement initiatives

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   29 Jul 2022: run-off water flows to a low point to form a creek or river and is surrounded by hills and mountains. ... land immediately alongside small creeks and rivers, including the river bank itself.

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

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   6 Oct 2015: by a creek or watercourse. Rain that falls in the catchment flows over. ... Good pasture management for healthy stock. Lockyer Creek sub-catchment. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR.

3. FACT SHEET 2 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 255k)

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   12 May 2010: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au. A catchment is the area of land from which rainfall flows to a low point to form a creek or river. ... Land use within the Bremer River Catchment has been strongly influenced by early European’s.

4. Record numbers of native fish released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2022: 06 December 2022. About 18,000 Mary River cod have been released into the Bremer River catchment to increase native fish populations and improve the river’s diversity. ... Our hope in the years ahead is to have an established, self-sufficient

5. Native fish species released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2021: 06 December 2021. About 2,000 Mary River cod have been released into the Bremer River catchment to increase native fish populations and improve the river’s diversity. ... food. “Our hope in the years ahead is to have an established, self-sufficient

6. Waterways

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   20 Mar 2023: Ipswich City is fortunate to have the Bremer River flowing through the city centre and the Brisbane River along our northern boundary. ... A number of creeks within Ipswich feed into both rivers and we encourage everyone to look after their local

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

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   21 Mar 2023: Fail Park Bioretention System Bundamba Creek 3,860 6 21 791. Franklin Vale Creek Catchment Initiative Bremer River 63,477 110 97 -. Ironpot Creek Stabilisation Ironpot Creek 88,770 7 36 -. ... TP - 8kg/yr. Site Context:. Ironpot Creek is a rapidly

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8. Bremer River banks receive a facelift

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   17 Mar 2021: Council identified the weed infestations throughout the town reaches of the Bremer River as a priority area for rehabilitation in 2021. ... Council will continue to deliver targeted actions and investment to improve the Bremer River and other Ipswich

9. Small Creek Redevelopment

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   16 Jan 2024: Small Creek has been transformed from a straight concrete channel in Raceview to a living waterway. ... 2020 - AILA Queensland Award of Excellence in Land Management. 2019 - River Basin Management Society Finalist for Outstanding Waterway Management

10. www.ipswich.qld.gov.auIpswich City CouncilPhone (07) 3810 6666Fax (07) 3810 6731 ... (PDF, 870k)

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    12 May 2010: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF EROSION AFFECTING WATERWAYS? Slumping - occurs when the creek bank is weakened and sections of the bank collapse into the waterway. ... Erosion occurs along all waterways in Ipswich. Some waterways and catchments are more

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