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1. Sustainable Ipswich

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   3 Feb 2022: The Sustainable Ipswich page serves as a portal for of information relating to council's Sustainability efforts. Here you’ll find links to our:. Sustainability Strategy, which details how council will increase existing efforts and implement new

2. White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation EstateWhite Rock Drive, ... (PDF, 4460k)

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   8 Jun 2023: It also supports three endangered vegetation types and functions as the headwaters of seven major waterways. ... Mountain Creek Trail. Mountains__Peaks__Capes. 0 0.5 10.25 Kilometres. White Rock-Spring Mountain.

3. Small Creek Bikeway

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   14 Feb 2023: This area is part of a redevelopment to restore Small Creek as a living waterway.

4. IRONPOT CREEKDRAINAGE AND EROSION MANAGEMENT PLAN A SUMMARYIn 2012, ... (PDF, 1000k)

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   30 Oct 2014: and the environmental values of the creek and downstream waterways. ... runoff. This in turn has enlarged (both deepened and widened) the creek channel causing an increase in flow volumes and velocities leading to extensive bank erosion, mobilisation of

5. 2022 Flood Recovery - Environmental Rehabilitation

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   27 Feb 2023: Council are committed to rehabilitating our natural areas and waterways following the 2022 flood events.

6. 100+ Invasive weeds of Ipswich A guide for landholders ... (PDF, 4849k)

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   28 Feb 2022: Aggressively invades waterways and wetland excluding other vegetation. All parts of raw plant are toxic. ... Weed of damp sites and waterways. Spread by: Water LEAF. Megathyrsus maximusGreen panic.

7. Flying Foxes

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   17 Oct 2023: preferred habitat means they might roost in less desirable places such as backyard gardens and local parks. ... Ipswich City Council factsheet: Quick Guide to Living with Flying Foxes (PDF, 228.9 KB).

8. Our Services

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   13 Sep 2022: Council provides a number of services and activities to the residents of Ipswich. Below is a general list of Council services available to the public. Information regarding ourlatest Council news and events and fact sheets regarding waste services,

9. Significant Flora and Fauna

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   2 Feb 2024: Recent surveys show evidence of platypus living in Ipswich waterways. Continued implementation of catchment management actions will contribute towards improved waterways for platypus to live in. ... Animal (passerine bird). Highly mobile; open eucalypt

10. Ipswich Trekker to capture more of the Heritage City

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    22 Dec 2020: In 2018, Josh “The Bear” Kerr walked three million steps, capturing 57 locations to showcase some of the most amazing places in Ipswich, including the climb up Flinders Peak, the historic ... Flinders Peak (tallest peak in the SEQ region).

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