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1. Nature based recreation

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   26 Feb 2024: Visitors can enjoy the full gamut of outdoor activities including hiking, bird-watching, horse riding, mountain biking and nature study. ... A range of recreational activities are on offer to visitors to the Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate including

2. FACT SHEET 9 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 595k)

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   12 May 2010: Its small flowers and pumpkin shaped fruit provide moths, insects and fruit-eating birds with a delicious meal. ... The Sandpaper Fig produces a dark fruit which is very palatable and is enjoyed by a range of birds and bats.

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Swooping season has begun. ... 27 July 2022. Spring may still be weeks away, but the region’s swooping birds are already active.

4. Sustainable Ipswich workshops and events

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   27 Mar 2024: 17-23 October. Taking part in the Aussie Backyard Bird Count is easy! ... See how low-maintenance native plants can be not only appealing but create bird and bee-friendly backyards.

5. 54849124v1 Ipswich City Council Subordinate Local Law No. 6.1 ... (PDF, 1211k)

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   11 Nov 2019: Keeping 25 or more birds other than poultry or pigeons on land in a residential area. ... Number of Birds. Minimum Land Area required. Minimum required distance of an enclosure from any residential premises.

   by McCullough Robertson Lawyers

6. Priority species for collection Note that this species list ... (PDF, 240k)

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   30 Sep 2022: Alectryon connatus grey birds-eye. Alectryon diversifolius scrub boonaree. Alectryon subcinereus Native Quince. ... Pittosporum viscidum Birds Nest Bush. Planchonella pohlmaniana Yellow Boxwoo. Psydrax odorata Sweet Susie.

   by Ko Oishi

7. Ipswich City Council Subordinate Local Law No. 6.1 (Animal ... (PDF, 1515k)

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   5 Nov 2019: 12 STOCK (OTHER THAN HORSES). 12 POULTRY. 12 BIRDS, OTHER THAN RACING PIGEONS OR POULTRY. ... Number of Birds. Minimum Land Area required. Minimum required distance of an enclosure from any.

   by Alan Stone

8. New program to help Ipswich Central businesses stand out

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   31 Oct 2023: As part of this initiative, Dr Grimmer will also conduct an event called Boosting Main Street Shopping: Embracing Consumer Behaviour, from 5pm to 7pm on Tuesday 13 February 2024, at ... Her research on consumer behaviour, retailing and how retailers can

9. Question & Answer Transcript – Environment CRG meeting (03/09/2020) ... (PDF, 584k)

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   7 Dec 2020: 5. Are you aware of the extent of damage to bird life/wildlife in Ipswich? ... Are you using the best in information from Birds Australia at the moment?

   by Melanie Rippon

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

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    1 Mar 2023: These powerful birds swoop onto their prey at speeds of. up to 300km per hour.

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