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1. Twin baby bilbies born at Ipswich Nature Centre

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   16 Dec 2021: fast.”. Through Save the Bilby Fund, Queensland Government, and the ZAA Species Management Program, bilbies are being released into 13 fenced sites across Australia. ... Bilbies born in Ipswich have been released at the Save the Bilby Currawinya and

2. Wildlife Carers

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   3 Apr 2024: Wildlife carers are invaluable in our community, providing care for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. ... Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. Hotline: 1300 130 372. Web: Wildlife contact page.

3. Queens Park

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   18 Jun 2024: Queens Park Ipswich

   Queens Park Ipswich

4. Queens Park Excursion GuideThank you for booking an excursion ... (PDF, 1613k)

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   19 Mar 2024: OR. Playground. Group A Grass area next to Queens Park Environmental Education centre. ... At the park/playground Queens Park surrounds include:. open parkland, including steep slopes.

5. The Councillor Discretionary Funds allows for funds to be ... (PDF, 38k)

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   5 Jul 2024: Before applying, applicants should:. read the Councillor Discretionary Funds Guidelines. assess your eligibility. ... The following amounts have been allocated as Councillor Discretionary Funds in the 2024/2025 budget:.

6. Wildlife

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   2 Feb 2024: There is a diverse range of wildlife within Ipswich City owing to the wide range of habitats available. ... Consider getting up close and personal with some of Ipswich's wildlife at the Ipswich Nature Centre.

7. Queens Park Warrego Hwy Cun ning ham Hw y ... (PDF, 294k)

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   10 May 2018: sites. For more information visitIpswich.qld.gov.au. Queens Park. Join us online:AP. R 20. ... Refer to Ipswich.qld.gov.au for up-to-date opening hours. Queens ParkMap your visit.

8. Be on the lookout for wildlife during breeding season

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   9 Oct 2023: With the weather warming up, you can support wildlife by leaving bowls of fresh, cool water in sheltered places safe from predators. ... However it is important not to feed wildlife as it can negatively affect their health and behaviour.”.

9. Habitat Nest Boxes

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   25 Oct 2023: Far from remaining empty and disused, tree hollows provide critical habitat for wildlife. ... Record wildlife sightings using iNaturalist and contribute to the Atlas of Living Australia.

10. Big uplift for Queens Park Environmental Education Centre as it celebrates 15 years

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    27 May 2024: The Queens Park Environmental Education Centre first opened its doors on 5 June 2009, and we welcome the community to celebrate its 15. ... In the past 12 months more than 21,200 people visited the Queens Park Environmental Education Centre, and the

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