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1. City of Ipswich Floodplain Management Strategy Ipswich.qld.gov.au#FloodSmart http://Ipswich.qld.gov.au 2 ... (PDF, 2431k)

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   23 Apr 2019: A number of major creeks flow into the Bremer River within Ipswich, namely the Western (Franklin Vale), Warrill (Purga), Ironpot, Mi Hi, Deebing and Bundamba Creeks. ... creeks downstream of the dam such as the Bremer River and Lockyer Creek would remain.

2. Record numbers of native fish released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2022: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said this is the biggest release of Mary River cod into the catchment in history. ... This is another milestone for council’s Waterway Health Strategy,” Cr Milligan said.

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

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   12 May 2010: The Scarlet Percher can often be seen perching on rocks along the waterway or on sandy creek beds. ... Creek Lilly Pilly Acmena smithiiThis rainforest plant is sometimes found growing alongside creeks and is a popular plant for home gardens.

4. Landholder Conservation Partnerships Program Brochure - final (A6400475) (PDF, 8201k)

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   24 Sep 2020: The Landholder Conservation Partnerships Program (LCPP) aims to encourage and assist Ipswich’s landholders to manage, enhance and protect ecosystems in order to conserve flora and fauna on their properties. ... Actively engage with landholders in

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5. Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan

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   21 Jun 2022: of the floodplain are preserved, water quality is improved and ecological diversity increased within the catchment. ... the individual flood studies for the local creek catchments, a full understanding of the flood behaviour has been developed.

6. Riparian Corridor Revegetation

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   30 Aug 2022: land immediately alongside small creeks and rivers, including the river bank itself. ... These vegetated corridors act as the 'skin' that provides protection to a waterway, acting as a buffer between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems and maintaining the

7. FACT SHEET 8 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 298k)

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   12 May 2010: www.ipswich.qld.gov.au. Catchment management is an approach to planning and managing our local waterways and environment. ... Government bodies working closely with • landholders, and community groups to undertake effective catchment management

8. Water Smart Street Trees

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   31 Jan 2023: The trees help improve the health of our waterways as they capture nutrients and sediments that would otherwise wash into our rivers and creeks. ... Protects our waterways by removing stormwater runoff pollutants in a process known as 'bio filtration'.

9. PREPARE TO LEAVE WARNINGS issued as flash flooding to occur in low lying Ipswich areas

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   26 Feb 2022: Other low lying areas likely to be impacted include Black Snake Creek, Deebing Creek, Goodna Creek, Purga Creek, Six Mile Creek, Creek, Upper Bremer River (Walloon and westward), Woogaroo Creek, Western ... Council advises that the Marburg Detention

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswich City Council Natural Environment Strategy 2023Background Report ... (PDF, 4228k)

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    10 Nov 2022: More detailed riparian condition assessments have been undertaken along Franklin Vale Creek by Griffith University to inform council’s Franklin Vale Initiative project (McMahon et al, 2021) (Figure 7). ... Table 2 – Per cent of remnant and cleared

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