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Kabi Kabi Commitment
On 19 September 2024, Council signed Country, protecting, sustainably managing,
a historic commitment to sustainable and regenerating natural systems that we
Environment
custodianship of the lands and waters of rely on for healthy food, clean water, fresh air,
Noosa, in partnership with Kabi Kabi People’s medicine, culture, shelter and recreation.
Aboriginal Corporation (KKPAC).
This Commitment between Noosa Council
As part of the world’s oldest continuing and the Kabi Kabi People acknowledges
culture, the Kabi Kabi have been living Noosa’s First Nations people and their deep
sustainably in the Noosa Shire for over cultural and spiritual connection to the We are committed to protecting and enhancing Noosa’s
30,000 years, caring for the lands and waters natural systems that sustain us. environmental assets and our Biosphere. Our flora and fauna,
that we all call home. oceans and coasts, waterways and wetlands, atmosphere
The Kabi Kabi Commitment is available for and climate are all highly valued for both their intrinsic worth
Kabi Kabi Peoples’ relationship with the land view on Council’s website. and the ecosystem services they provide. Noosa’s diverse
is based on the notion for custodianship of ecosystems attract people to live, work, invest and play in the
Shire. The evolution and advancement of the Noosa Design
Noosa Council Annual Report 24/25
Principles and The Noosa Planning Scheme helps ensure
our built environment responds sensitively to our natural
environment, climate, cultural heritage and enhances the
liveability of the community.
The principles of ecologically sustainable development
are integrated into decision making to help secure the
continued availability of natural resources for present
and future generations. Careful management of growth
and development are underpinned by a commitment to
maintaining a sustainable population. Our development
footprint is limited by the need to protect significant
environmental values, avoid natural hazards, provide
necessary infrastructure and preserve the desired lifestyle.
This approach is intrinsic to our Biosphere and the key to
Noosa’s success.
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