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ipswich.qld.gov.au/live/issues-and-laws/nuisances-and-complaints/erosion_and_sediment_control Cached Explore
30 Aug 2022: Construction sites are very prone to erosion problems. Council is responsible for ensuring that developers and builders don’t pollute waterways. ... Undertaking proper erosion and sediment controls can help protect or enhance environmental values in
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/223912/FVC-Condition-Assessment.pdf Explore
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20 Oct 2021: A lack of vegetation, especially in riparian areas, in combination with steep slopes and grazing pressure have been associated with bank instability and erosion in the catchment’s waterways, as well ... Additionally, field surveys were conducted at 30
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20 Oct 2021: Additionally, field surveys were conducted at 30 sites along Franklin Vale Creek and main tributaries to provide a rapid condition assessment of these waterways including bank condition and erosion, riparian vegetation ... High. 3.2 Restore degraded
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1 Feb 2024: Old growth/remnant native vegetation. Example of a native specimen on the edge of its range. ... g) An important habitat for native animals (including native or migratory birds) or a part of a fauna and flora corridor.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/environment/waterways/catchments-and-plans/ironpot-creek Cached Explore
22 Dec 2020: Clearing historic native vegetation, logging and urbanisation within the catchment have made these issues worse, resulting in ongoing pressures and challenges for the waterway. ... to provide support for private land owners to assist with private creek
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/125667/Franklin-Vale-Creek-Offset-Partnership-brochure.pdf Explore
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24 Jan 2020: Benefits include:. • Native vegetation in and above the channelprovides stability to prevent erosion. • ... The Franklin Vale Initiative. This is a unique opportunity to restore the waterways of the Franklin Vale Creek catchment and as a landholder,
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15 Oct 2010: Contents. Landforms, Water Flow and Soil Erosion 2. Types of soil erosion 3. ... Vertosols — Cracking Clays 30. Further Reading 32. Landforms, Water Flow and Soil Erosion.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/environment/EnviroEd/Resources-and-Activity-Downloads Cached Explore
2 Jan 2024: The activities will help students develop their understanding of the environment and the natural surroundings. ... These resources are offered external to council but align to strategic objectives such as waste minimisation and waterway health.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/sustainable-ipswich/sustainability-in-the-suburbs/EnviroEd/Resources-and-Activity-Downloads Cached Explore
2 Jan 2024: The activities will help students develop their understanding of the environment and the natural surroundings. ... These resources are offered external to council but align to strategic objectives such as waste minimisation and waterway health.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/99092/Brush-tailed-Rock-Wallaby-Plan.pdf Explore
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5 Nov 2018: Habitat quality. Caves visible on the southern facing cliffs with surrounding vegetation degraded with lantana infestation. ... 37. Habitat quality. Refuge habitat is surrounded by native vegetation on all sides.
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