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2022-05-10 P&E Committee Agenda - Item 5 - Attachment 1 - DRAFT - Noosa Threatened Fauna species Recovery Road Map
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Establishment
Species Item Outcomes
Year
Noosa Shire Koala Details Councils commitments to monitoring and
2016
Conservation Plan 2016 management of the species
2 ,400ha of land transitioning to National Park status
2017 Yurol and Ringtail Project
Koala over the next 10 years
QUT Yurol-Ringtail State
2020 Forest Koala Baseline Baseline population monitoring
and Monitoring Project
Supporting the Glossy Black Conservancy and the
Annual Great Glossy Counts regional community members active in population
Glossy-black monitoring
cockatoo Financial funding to the
Annual Glossy Black Contribution to management of the species
Conservancy
Annual Operational budget Sustainable reducing human / wildlife conflicts
DES Flying-fox
2021 Flying-fox Roost Management Plans
Management Grants
Flying-foxes
Regional Flying-fox
Developing a regional approach to sustainable flying-fox
2022 Statement of
management
Management intent
Table 1: Noosa Council’s active involvement in threatened species conservation
It is intended to undertake a consultation program with external stakeholders, including key conservation groups
under the implementation of this Road Map (see Section 6). Consultation plans will be developed in accordance
with Council’s templates and distributed internally for review.
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