2022-05-10 P&E Committee Agenda - Item 5 - Attachment 1 - DRAFT - Noosa Threatened Fauna species Recovery Road Map

6.3      Periodic review
Threatened species recovery and conservation plans must be periodically reviewed to ensure their effectiveness
under changing funding opportunities, evolving threats, and as new population data becomes available. Review
may also be required when longitudinal studies indicate notable changes in a species population or distribution.

Pre-determine key performance indicators (KPIs) will be used annually to evaluate species and habitat recovery
progress, and to identify when management or monitoring actions need to be reviewed. Metrics used will be
species specific, however examples of KPIs that will be used for the Noosa Nine will likely include are;
    • Annual (census) population trends
    • Breeding effort and success
    • Habitat and ecosystem condition
    • Type and quantity of human / wildlife interactions
    • Active community and stakeholder involvement
    • Longitudinal population and distribution monitoring data


6.4      Anticipated delivery and resources
A staged implementation approach is recommended to deliver Strategy 1.3, this will promote;
    ➢ Maximum outcomes for minimal investment
    ➢ Allow for any potential project risks to be identified and mitigated
    ➢ Opportunity for increased stakeholder involvement

Provided below is an Anticipated Delivery Schedule and Budget, which identifies the key milestones and
deliverables of the program. A budget estimate (per financial year) has been proposed to deliver Strategy 1.3 over
the remaining seven years of the NES.