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2022-10-24 General Committee Meeting- Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project - Final Report (1)
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identify priority sites
for restoration.
(A2.2) Obtain 13a. Obtain all required state Obtained - Registered Resource Provider (DES)
necessary State government permits/authorities for - Owners Consent (DNR)
Government installation of oyster reefs - Resource Allocation Authority (DAF)
permits/authorities - Broodstock Collection Permit (DAF)
including resource 13b. Obtain all required local - General Fisheries Permit (DAF)
allocation authority, government permits/approvals for - Development approval (NC + SARA at
for oyster reef installation of oyster reefs DILGP)
restoration - Roads and Footpaths Permit (NC)
- Construction and Environmental
Management Plan (NC)
See Annexes 11 to 17
(A2.3) Community, 14. Records of public and Recorded The project met with more than 100
industry, and stakeholder consultations including key stakeholders in one-on-one
stakeholder one-on-one meetings, open forums, meetings.
consultation media, etc. (sufficient to gain
sufficient to gain majority support for reef In December 2020, TNC facilitated 9
majority support for restoration locations). Public Information Sessions at “The J”
reef restoration in Noosa junction. 38 people attended.
locations. See further on in this report for details.
TNC continued to meet with
stakeholders, to keep them updated
and seek input to various aspects of
the project throughout the contract
period.
See Annex 27
(A3.1) Community, 15. Records of public and Recorded TNC facilitated a community
industry, and stakeholder consultations including engagement workshop on the 7th of
stakeholder one-on-one meetings, open forums, December 2020 at the offices of Noosa
consultation to media, etc. (to identify the most Shire Council to identify community
identify most appropriate volunteering volunteering opportunities.
appropriate opportunities (e.g., shell recycling,
community oyster gardens, oyster watch, video See Annex 5 (pgs. 20-23)
volunteering monitoring).
opportunities (e.g.,
shell recycling, oyster
gardens, oyster
watch, video
monitoring).
(A3.2) Establish at 16. Records of volunteer hours Achieved TNC established community-based
least one community dedicated to community oyster gardening with NICA, who led
volunteering volunteering programs, such as: oyster gardening activities
program identified shell recycling, oyster gardens,
from the above oyster watch, video monitoring. TNC established a volunteer water
process which quality monitoring project with the
considers current See volunteering section NICA, who has been specifically
and future resources, monitoring water quality at the Goat
management, and Island and Tewantin restoration sites.
interest.
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