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1. PROFILE 4 – Weeping Bottlebrush    Weeping Bottlebrush  Melaleuca viminalis, Callistemon viminalis  Classified as part of the Myrtaceae family, this Australian native shrub is extremely adaptable and resilient.  As well asU (PDF, 145k)

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   7 Mar 2014: for many species of animals, it is also extremely valuable in controlling erosion along our waterways. ... strengthening the banks.

2. Record numbers of native fish released into Bremer River

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   6 Dec 2022: They are a protected species with stocking efforts over the last 10 years focussed on increasing their distribution to new waterways to establish new conservation populations. ... Other initiatives include removing weeds from riverbanks, restoring native

3. Local Laws Under Review

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   22 Jun 2023: Due to submissions made during the initial consultation period resulting in changes to minimum standards for Temporary Entertainment Events, Council conducted further consultation on the amended drafts. ... Submissions received by council that are

4. Natural Environment Strategy

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   23 Jan 2023: It considers. Waterways and wetlands. Biodiversity and threatened species. Aboriginal cultural heritage and cultural landscape values. ... environment. This will range from the development and delivery of conservation and recovery plans for threatened

5. Local Laws Under Review

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   22 Jun 2023: Due to submissions made during the initial consultation period resulting in changes to minimum standards for Temporary Entertainment Events, Council conducted further consultation on the amended drafts. ... Submissions received by council that are

6. Environment initiatives funded from iconic peaks to suburban creeks

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   30 Jun 2022: This will become a natural area appealing for the community as well as native species.”. ... Ipswich’s conservation and natural areas are vital for biodiversity, but it is also important to continually enhance our urban environment and provide

7. Page 1 of 5 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 406k)

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   12 Aug 2022: Sustainable Planning Act (2009). • Nature Conservation Act (1992). • Environment Protection Act (1995). • ... plant control, stimulation of native vegetation or protection of fire sensitive species and.

   by Amber van Sloten

8. Ipswich.qld.gov.au What is ‘smart’ about these trees? Water Smart ... (PDF, 445k)

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   31 Jan 2023: Some species grow to a lower height that will not affect solar panels. ... Talk to your project manager about tree species options. Will the tree block water flow and increase flooding?

   by Jane Pinder

9. Enviroplan continues to deliver for Ipswich

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   4 Jan 2024: Through the Enviroplan and levy, council has previously successfully restored formerly cleared locations such as the popular Denmark Hill Conservation Reserve, and Haig Street Quarry Bushland Reserve. ... We also prioritised landowner conservation

10. FACT SHEET 6 Why Revegetate Waterways? For further information ... (PDF, 372k)

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    12 May 2010: It is important to plant species that are native to our local waterways because they:maintain biodiversity•. ... Three distinct zones generally make up the types of vegetation you will see along waterways.

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