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The Mawson Ponds are part of government initiatives to improve water quality and enhance natural aquatic life in Canberra. See:-

https://www.environment.act.gov.au/water/ACT-Healthy-Waterways/healthy-waterways/act-healthy-waterways-program/sites/pond-mawson-yarralumla-creek-catchment

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Mike wrote:
30 Jan 2025
Municipal infrastructure standards: part 25 : plant species for urban landscape projects:
Acacia decurrens has been removed from the plant list and should not be used in public landscape works. (page 80)
Acacia decurrens
wombey wrote:
11 Dec 2024
Two species calling. Limnodynastes peronii (confirmed here) and Limnodynastes tasmaniensis. You will need to post the record again to include tasmaniensis
Limnodynastes peronii
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
31 Oct 2024
Yes indeed, i do the same. Eg. when an important indigenous life remains amongst aliens.
Themeda triandra
Mike wrote:
31 Oct 2024
Thanks Jason, I felt a need to report a native grass in amongst all the invasives.
Themeda triandra
Mike wrote:
22 Oct 2024
Another reason to have this Conservation Area.
Perunga ochracea

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