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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: 3. Connectivity, flow and riparian habitat; waterway barriers increase vulnerability to predation, intact riparian vegetation increases habitat suitability, increases bank stability and allows platypus to traverse longer distances. ... Ensure future

2. Platypus Conservation

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   2 Feb 2024: Key habitat requirements. Platypus occupy a diverse range of freshwater habitats from shallow, still waters such as lakes through to flowing systems such as creeks and rivers. ... Introduced predators. Platypus have few natural predators in their habitat.

3. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

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   11 Sep 2021: Ipswich City Council’s 2020-2021 platypus eDNA (environmental DNA) monitoring program is the fifth and most extensive platypus monitoring event council has undertaken across the city’s waterways. ... Ipswich City Council, with partners Wildlife

4. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Waterway Health Strategy CONTENTS ... (PDF, 2737k)

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   25 Aug 2020: assessment of waterway and wetland health condition, geomorphic condition, water quality, fish populations and platypus surveys. ... Implement bank stabilisation projects on priority waterways which can also improve habitat complexity 4.

5. 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au Waterway Health StrategyBackground Report 2 CONTENTSA. BACKGROUND ... (PDF, 7689k)

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   25 Aug 2020: Unstable banks. Configuration and morphology of receiving waterways with deeply incised banks increases the risk of bank erosion with high volume and/or high velocity flows. ... 27. CASE STUDYHABITAT CONNECTIONS – BUNDAMBA CREEK. Since 2012 Bundamba

6. Ironpot Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Ironpot Creek is one of the northernmost waterways of the Bremer River Catchment. ... the erosion of the waterway, resulting in the upper reaches of the creek becoming deeper and steeper with numerous sheer banks.

7. Waterway improvement initiatives

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   29 Jul 2022: Water quality management enables us to guard against the decline of our waterways and incorporates monitoring the quality of water, implementing programs which protect the waterways and rehabilitating habitat alongside waterways. ... land immediately

8. Waterway Health Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: The Waterway Health Strategy supports council’s vision that waterways and wetlands are rehabilitated and protected to provide ecological sustainability through good water quality, habitat and fauna connectivity, recreational outcomes and

9. Franklin Vale Creek

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   23 Jan 2024: Parts of Franklin Vale Creek and the waterways that feed into it have instability and bank erosion that impact on water quality and the values of the creek itself, as well ... This in turn negatively impacts our waterways, native wildlife and the

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

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    12 May 2010: Soil can be loosened by raindrops, frost, wind, and stock trampling along waterways and creek crossings. ... WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF EROSION AFFECTING WATERWAYS? Slumping - occurs when the creek bank is weakened and sections of the bank collapse

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