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1. 2022 PROGRAM Ipswich.qld.gov.au/sustainability WHAT IS SUSTAINABLE IPSWICH?Sustainable Ipswich is ... (PDF, 3773k)

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   26 Aug 2022: 15 October International Repair Day. Native Plant Sale, Rosewood. 17-23 October Aussie Backyard Bird Count, citywide. ... See how low-maintenance native plants can be not only appealing but create bird and bee-friendly backyards.

2. New arrivals at the Ipswich Nature Centre

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   4 Feb 2021: Like all native wildlife species, flying-foxes are protected under the Queensland Nature Conservation Act 1992. ... Flying-foxes are an important pollinator and disperse seeds of native trees across large distances.

3. Spring has sprung at Ipswich Nature Centre in time for school holidays

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   20 Sep 2022: It is a wonderful time of the year to visit the Centre and see the baby birds, joeys and you may even spot the odd flying fox pup,” Cr Milligan said. ... New arrivals are also expected any day for the magpie geese, princess parrots, wonga pigeons and

4. PROFILE White‐ bellied Sea Eagle   Haliaeetus leucogaster  In recent years a pair of White‐bellied Sea Eagles have been living, nesting and hunting in and around the Bundamba Wetlands. Dedicated l (PDF, 108k)

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   7 Mar 2014: The White‐bellied Sea Eagle is classified in the large raptor category of predator birds. It is most commonly recognised by its distinctive grey and white plumage, ... The White‐bellied Sea Eagle is an opportunistic feed

5. Have a say on the City's natural environment priorities

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   22 Apr 2022: The draft themes open for public input are reflective of what Ipswich people have told us they want,” Cr Milligan said. ... Councillor Milligan said the draft strategy would be one of the first things discussed by council’s new Community Panel on 26

6. FACT SHEET 1 Living in a Healthy Catchment For ... (PDF, 269k)

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   12 May 2010: The removal of native vegetation (trees, shrubs and ground covers) exposes the bare ground to the impacts of wind and rain. ... Introduced weeds out-compete native flora and changes the diversity of plants available for native animals to feed or find

7. How the Ipswich Nature Centre is contributing to science

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   19 Apr 2021: The quoll scat is also used in trials that see if native animals, such as bandicoots, can be trained to avoid predators. ... Our native animals have not evolved with introduced predators such as foxes, dogs and cats,” Dr Edwards said.

8. Wildlife

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   2 Feb 2024: Over 1257 native plant species and 694 animal species have been identified in the region, including mammals (74), reptiles (93), birds (340), fish (42), amphibians (34) and insects (109).

9. Let loose your wild side at free family fun day

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   1 Jun 2023: Deputy Mayor Milligan said a program highlight will be the ‘Pollinating Ideas’ debate, featuring compelling arguments over whether birds, bats or bees are the most important species for pollination. ... to battle it out in this friendly but

10. Community input needed for balanced approach to flying fox roost management

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    28 Apr 2023: Plan. Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said the plan was originally adopted by council in 2014. ... Our environment needs flying foxes for the dispersal of vital native plants such as koala food trees.

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