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1. Bremer River banks receive a facelift

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   17 Mar 2021: Environment and Sustainability Committee chair Councillor Russell Milligan said it was all part of Ipswich City Council’s Habitat Connections Program. ... The native plants will offer many benefits to the river from aesthetic improvement to bank

2. Flying Foxes

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   17 Oct 2023: These habitat losses have accumulated to about two-thirds of South-East Queensland’s native vegetation, with an almost 90 per cent reduction of broad-leaf paperbark forests, which are the ... The reduction in habitat has forced flying foxes to find

3. Koala Conservation

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   15 Apr 2024: Koalas spend the majority of their time in trees. Although they prefer to stay in large patches of bushland, koalas can often be found in riparian corridors (land adjacent to waterways), ... in strips of roadside vegetation and even in isolated gum trees

4. Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Ipswich Biosecurity Plan http://ipswich.qld.gov.au ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ... (PDF, 3045k)

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   13 Dec 2023: Inaccessible areas that are infested. Insufficient weed hygiene practices. Removal of riparian vegetation. ... Native vegetation protection and revegetation not prioritised. Landscaping materials that contain mulched restricted matter.

5. Significant Flora and Fauna

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   2 Feb 2024: Endangered. Notelaea lloydii (Lloyds native olive). Plant (shrub). Vulnerable. Cupaniopsis tomentella (Boonah tuckeroo). ... The main threat to their survival is the loss of habitat due to clearing of native vegetation, fires and competing for food with

6. Koalas are strictly leaf feeders, eating a variety of ... (PDF, 1074k)

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   7 Sep 2017: Revegetation will be most efficient if you. work outwards from your healthiest native vegetation remnant. ... Improving connectivity between remnants (corridor planting). • Restoring riparian corridors and degraded habitats• Restoring areas cleared

7. Water Smart Street Trees

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   31 Jan 2023: Benefits. Water Smart Street Trees bring a lot of great benefits to our neighbourhoods and waterways. ... Protects our waterways by removing stormwater runoff pollutants in a process known as 'bio filtration'.

8. Information Sheet Landholder Conservation Partnerships Program Seed Collection Program ... (PDF, 828k)

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   30 Sep 2022: a vegetation community that has significantly reduced. in size due to historic clearing);. • ... General rules for collecting native fruit / seeds:. 1. For dry cones / nuts / pods - the seeds are usually in a.

   by Ko Oishi

9. 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. ... Over 1257 native plant species and 694 animal species have been identified in the region, including mammals (74), reptiles (93), birds (340), fish

10. 30 June, 2022 Collaboration to create employment opportunities in ... (PDF, 272k)

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    29 Jun 2022: Council is committed to creating economic opportunities that attract more Ipswich residents to work closer to home, and ensure Ipswich is a city that provides opportunity for all. ... Council will also use our connections with community, at a grassroots

    by Shane Currie

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