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            Revised Policy Guideline Private Land
                 Conservation Partnerships
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Links to Corporate Plan, Environment Strategy
• Corporate Plan – Environment theme. 1.2 Partner with landowners
  and community groups to manage, protect and regenerate natural
  environmental assets, improve resilience and incorporate indigenous
  knowledge.
• Environment Strategy target 1.1 . By 2030 there is no net loss of
  ecosystem values across the shire.
• Environment Strategy target 1.2 . By 2030 half of all land in Noosa
  Shire is managed for its environmental values.

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Protected areas within Noosa Shire
            • As of March 2023
            • National Park 21,648 ha.
            • Other State managed land – 128
              ha.
            • Forestry (including Yurol, Ringtail
              and West Cooroy transitioning to
              National Park) 5203 ha.
            • Council Bushland Reserves 3518
              ha
            • VCA properties 535 ha
            • Other Nature Refuges (Non
              Council or VCA) 843 ha.

            Total 31,875 ha.

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Changes in woody vegetation cover Kin Kin area
1958                    2022

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Changes in woody vegetation cover Cooroy area
     1958                    2022

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