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1. 2020 City of Ipswich Platypus Recovery Plan Ipswich.qld.gov.au CONTENTS ... (PDF, 2128k)

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   2 Nov 2020: Increase habitat quality at known sites, and manage existing threats. Remove in-stream barriers and reduce threats to maintain sink populations. ... Platypus also occupy a wide diversity of creeks, streams and rivers from primary headwater streams to

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

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   4 May 2023: week. Council has tracked the city’s platypus populations for the past seven years, regularly recording positive environmental DNA (eDNA) traces confirming strong platypus populations in creeks and waterways across Ipswich. ... Past reports from

3. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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   11 Sep 2021: We are very lucky to have platypus populations right here in Ipswich,” Mayor Harding said. ... Of critical importance to the conservation of our platypus populations is maintaining good habitat conditions in the creeks they occupy,” Cr Milligan said.

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

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   6 Oct 2017: Urban Footprint. LGA Boundaries. 6. Vision. Protect, enhance, manage and increase the local koala population and koala habitat in Ipswich. ... existing parks, reserves and remnant habitat patches large. enough to maintain koala populations.

5. PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS  Platypus   Ornithorhynchus anatinus  The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals.  They are classified as a Monotrome, which means they raise their young like most mammals but do n (PDF, 113k)

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   7 Mar 2014: PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS . Platypus . Ornithorhynchus anatinus . The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals. They are classified as a Monotrome, ... and territorial.

6. Bremer Catchment

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   23 Jan 2024: Platypus detected in Bundamba Creek. Connected to the important Indigenous cultural site of Evelyn Dodds Cultural Reserve. ... Mihi Creek. The Mihi sub-catchment is 5.9km2 in area and is entirely within the Ipswich LGA.

7. Bundamba Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Did you know that over recent years there have been numerous reported platypus sightings at Bundamba Creek from community members and Council maintenance officers? ... Ipswich Council has been looking strategically at the Bundamba Creek Catchment

8. Ironpot Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: The northern section of Ironpot Creek suffers from significant and active stream erosion that, if left unmanaged or mitigation actions uncoordinated, could pose a threat to public safety, private property, infrastructure ... The Ironpot Creek Drainage

9. Small Creek Channel NaturalisationConcept Design Report smallCreekBig Plans for ... (PDF, 7589k)

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   14 Feb 2017: Why do this? Small Creek was once a meandering stream that flowed into Deebing Creek. ... 05 Creek trees: shade & continuous canopy. 06 Sedge planting: cleansing, habitat, erosion control.

10. Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby Recovery Plan 1893 FloodsIpswich.qld.gov.au Join us ... (PDF, 5276k)

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    5 Nov 2018: It is the first national recovery plan for the species, and details its distribution, habitat, threats and recovery objectives and actions necessary to ensure its long-term survival. ... Overall Objective. To consolidate and expand local knowledge of

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