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Wetlands of South Western Queensland Fact Sheets
Photo: Claypan West of Windorah - Nick Cuff
Please note these fact sheets were developed before the Queensland Wetlands Program and there may be some differences, for example floodplains are not considered wetlands, under Queensland Wetlands Program wetland definition, although important to the function of some wetlands. Last updated: 21 February 2012 |
Topics in the Department of Environment and Resource Management website
- Property, titles and valuations
- National parks, marine parks and forests
- Water
- Climate Change
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Environmental management
- Air quality
- Coal seam gas
- Underground coal gasification
- Compliance
- Contaminated land
- Cultural heritage
- Environmental impact assessment
- Environmental incidents
- Environmental licences and permits
- Environmental offsets
- Maps of environmentally sensitive areas
- Mining
- Monitoring
- Petroleum
- Planning and guidelines
- Natural resource management
- State of the environment
- Sustainability
- Waste
- Biodiversity
- Wildlife and ecosystems
- Indigenous interests
- Vegetation management
- Land management
- Coastal zone
- Heritage conservation
- Mapping and surveying
- Science and research
© The State of Queensland (Department of Environment and Resource Management) 2012.
— Department of Environment and Resource Management
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