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ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/245019/SustainabilityWeek2023_Program_16pp_A5_FINAL.pdf Explore
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20 Aug 2023: With 30 years of experience growing food, Phil brings a bounty of knowledge on increasing your backyard. ... See how low-maintenance native plants can be not only appealing but create bird and bee-friendly backyards.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/237902/Natural-Environment-Strategy-2023-Background-Report.pdf Explore
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10 Nov 2022: 5. 2 WATERWAYS AND WETLANDS HEALTH IMPROVEMENT. 8. Sediment. 11. What is sediment? ... health3. The focus of this strategy's waterway and wetland objectives is on sediment reduction and riparian revegetation, with the aim of addressing diffuse pollution
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/35533/Upper-Black-Snake-Creek-Improvement-Plan-Final-Report-2014.pdf Explore
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9 Mar 2015: Stable sections of waterway providing shallow chain of pond habitatsEroding waterways exposing saline groundwater. ... Extension of detention basin utility and lifespan. Reduced sediment loads in waterway.
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1 Feb 2023: swale. - installation of sediment control fencing. - installation of temporary fencing to.
by Madeline Fergusonipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/33782/Confirmed-Council-Ordinary-Minutes-2-December-2014.pdf Explore
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5 Feb 2015: With reference to a report and presentation by the Planning Officer (Waterway Health) dated 30 October 2014 concerning a recently completed detailed condition assessment for the waterways of Ipswich. ... B. That the Planning Officer (Waterway Health)
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by Anna Lewisipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/236361/Urban-Greening-Policy.pdf Explore
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25 Nov 2022: Community education will be further improved through regular updating of factsheets being. ... Examples of urban greening include urban tree canopies, parks and sport fields, nature reserves and wildlife corridors, waterways and wetlands, stormwater
by Amber van Slotenipswich.qld.gov.au/?a=242965 Explore
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21 Jun 2023: More than $11 million will further our green initiatives in the coming year - including urban greening, waterway rehabilitation and our ongoing commitment to Enviroplan.
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2 May 2013: Rubbish is a problem to the health of local environments. There are many natural environments located in Ipswich including school grounds, the local park and waterways.
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2 Sep 2021: Waterway/riparian corridors. b. The Landscape Impact Assessment fails to account for the rehabilitation or restoration of waterways other than that directly impacted by the footprint of the project. ... g. Erosion and sediment deposition from runoff into.
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9 Jul 2009: We need to prevent these plants growing outside of our backyards.
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