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2021-07-06 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 JULY 2021
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 JULY 2021
Noosa Integrated Enter The Flyosphere $24,760.00 $14,977.00 $14,977.00
Catchment Description
Association The Enter the Flyosphere (ETF) Project represents Stage 3 of NICA’s Migratory
Shorebird Conservation Roadmap (see Project Plans), intended to improve the long-
term survival of threatened migratory (and resident) shorebirds species in the
Noosa River.
The ETF Project’s specific actions include:
1.Conduct 10 threat
5 1 1 2 5 4 1152 732 194 26 95 assessment surveys at variable times/tides to observe
community interactions with shorebirds in the Noosa River
2.Cost-effectively replace both the telescope and interpretive signage display at the
Noosa river mouth
3.Using the output from Action 1, design and distribute innovative community
awareness products comprising signage and a short film to raise awareness of
migratory shorebirds and influence behaviours.
Assessment comments
This is an exciting project with support from key stakeholders such as Tourism
Noosa, and has great potential to engage residents and visitors to better help
protect shorebirds and the habitats utilised around the river.
Hinterland Bush Engaging local communities in restoring bush $38,825.00 $23,620.00 $23,620.00
Links Inc Description
The project aims to engage the local community in restoration and connection of
habitat in the Noosa Council Region and is based on an extremely successful model
called Roving Restorers which was initiated on the Blackall Range in 2012 by
Hinterland Bush Links, and trialled in the Noosa Region in 2020-21. Volunteers from
the community assist both private and public landholders with environmental weed
control, revegetation and re-connection of habitat.
Assessment comments
This is the second round of funding for the Roving Restorers program in the Noosa
region, following successful implementation and uptake of a pilot in 2020. The
program provides valuable support in hinterland restoration projects and
contributes directly to the outcomes of the Noosa Environment Strategy.
Wildlife Noosa Ltd | Noosa Indian Myna Bird Reduction Project $12,835.00 $3,800.00 $1,400.00
Description
The project is to set traps to capture Indian Myna birds and then in conjunction with
Noosa Council euthanase them. Traps will be set at residences where Myna birds
are present and also in conjunction with Council to set traps at appropriate
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