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

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   31 Jan 2023: The Water Smart Street Trees project is funded through the Stormwater Quality Offsets Scheme. ... Water Smart Street Trees bring a lot of great benefits to our neighbourhoods and waterways.

   by Jane Pinder

2. Platypus Conservation

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   2 Feb 2024: Intact riparian vegetation increases habitat suitability, maintains water quality and increases bank stability. ... Dispose of green waste appropriately and never dump waste in reserves, natural areas or along waterway corridors.

3. Franklin Vale Creek

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   23 Jan 2024: Parts of Franklin Vale Creek and the waterways that feed into it have instability and bank erosion that impact on water quality and the values of the creek itself, as well ... Funding comes from council’s stormwater quality offsets scheme which is a

4. Deebing Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: The waterway corridor will emerge as a key linear green space, providing ecological services as well as an important active transport connector for the catchment and beyond. ... While the corridor contains a continuous riparian zone, the waterway channel

5. Ironpot Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: the erosion of the waterway, resulting in the upper reaches of the creek becoming deeper and steeper with numerous sheer banks. ... Fortunately, much of the vegetation holding the banks together sits to the south of the Warrego Highway and remains a

6. FACT SHEET 11 Waterway Terms For further information contactIpswich ... (PDF, 131k)

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   12 May 2010: Eutrophication a process where water bodies receive excess nutrients that stimulate excessive plant growth, especially algae. ... Rehabilitation to restore something to its former condition. Riparian belonging to or living along side a water course, lake

7. 1Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan - Final Report ... (PDF, 6873k)

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   9 Mar 2015: Action can be initiated to mitigate the risks from flooding, salinity and water quality. ... salinity and water quality and landscape restoration in the Black Snake Creek catchment.

8. IRONPOT CREEK WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTSIronpot Creek is the main waterway ... (PDF, 4902k)

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   10 Jun 2016: Ipswich City Council developed the Ironpot Creek Corridor Plan, which in conjunction with the Waterway Health Strategy and the Integrated Water Strategy, outline strategic actions to improve the Ironpot Creek Waterway. ... Water will pond in the system

9. Bremer Catchment

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   23 Jan 2024: The Brassall bikeway is also located in the sub-catchment, but is outside the main waterway corridor. ... A continuous riparian corridor exists which sits within a zoned linear recreation zone.

10. ACTIVITY SHEET 7 A Catchment Story PURPOSE: To illustrate ... (PDF, 1792k)

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    10 Jul 2009: These nutrients provide food for algae which in turn uses up extra oxygen in the water which aquatic organisms rely on. ... Local industries use water to wash equipment, with the run-off carrying pollutants back into the waterways.

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