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1. Waterway Health Factsheets

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/environment/waterways/fact_sheets Cached Explore

   8 Jan 2024: as revegetating waterways, water quality, the impact of erosion and sediments on waterways, and what you can do to help protect Ipswich waterways.

2. Swooping Season

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   9 Jan 2024: All native wildlife are protected under the Nature Conservation Act 1992 and harming these native birds is against the law. ... Many native animals including these two bird species play a vital role in our ecosystem health, including feeding on many

3. KOALAPhascolarctus cinereus This reserve is important habitat for a ... (PDF, 4892k)

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   1 Mar 2023: The land was acquired through Ipswich Enviroplan in 1997. Council undertakes revegetation and weed control to restore this species. ... TONGUE ORCHIDDockrillia linguformis. This Australian native orchid grows on both trees and rocks in nature.

4. Sustainable Ipswich workshops and events

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   7 Jun 2024: Interact with local environment groups at this massive annual event focusing on fantastic native plants. ... Join Chuwar's Mountain Man to learn about using native plants in your garden.

5. FACT SHEET 7 The Water Cycle For further information ... (PDF, 835k)

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   12 May 2010: Evaporation occurs when solar energy from the sun heats up millions of litres of water from the oceans, rivers, lakes and ground, turning it into water vapour or steam. ... falling directly into oceans, creeks, rivers or lakes, or into catchments,

6. Fin-tastic end to 2024 Ipswich WaterFest

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   30 Apr 2024: 30 April 2024. An enormous haul of water-based activities has encouraged hundreds of Ipswich residents to find new appreciation for Ipswich’s valuable creeks and rivers. ... When we engage with our creeks and rivers, we realise how important healthy

7. Fireweed

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   8 Apr 2024: coordinate weed control activities with your neighbours. integrate pest animal control activities with weed control activities and other components of your property plan. ... Even after being removed, flowering plants can still provide viable seed.

8. Approval for Springview Village 2 and 3 Precinct Plan

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   25 Mar 2024: Visual amenity for residents of Brookwater and the loss of native green space were further concerns highlighted in submissions. ... Ms Cooper said council recognises resident concerns around incremental loss of native flora and fauna in major development

9. 1 2019-2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Ipswich Enviroplan Program ... (PDF, 2581k)

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   11 Feb 2021: community planting along the Bremer River. school and community group community gardens and educational programs. ... These two species can cause the most significant environmental damage through predation and weed spread.

10. Small Creek Stage 3 update March 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au/smallcreek Some ... (PDF, 543k)

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    10 Mar 2020: 3,600 cubic metres of soil will be removed. Native plants including local waterway species such as lomandra, rusty gum and narrow-leaf ironbark, and flowering species such as grevillea and ... I’m not sure why such large amounts of fill had to be

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