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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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community report and historic analysis of seagrass
workshops), if condition throughout the Noosa River
requested by Noosa estuary to council (in lieu of
Council undertaking seagrass restoration trials)
and continues to actively engage with
NC about seagrass conservation.
See Annex 33
TNC also produced a summary of the
report for public consumption.
See Annex 36
*(A5.5) Facilitate 24. A number of new As TNC has provided access to Noosa
access to TNC contacts/networks to assist Noosa requested Council to conservation networks and
conservation Council with ongoing and future researchers, as requested, on an ad-
networks and marine conservation activities, if hoc basis.
researchers if requested by Noosa Council.
requested by Noosa
Council.
(A5.6) Promote 25. Presentation at at least one Complete Reef Builder presentation, including
Noosa Council’s national and international the Noosa Project given at the
Noosa River Plan and conference International Conference for Shellfish
shellfish restoration Reef Restoration at Port Stephens
project in at least (April 2021)
one national and one
international Reef Builder presentation with a
conference. spotlight on Noosa given at the
National Coast to Coast Conference
(July 2021)
ReefBuilder presentation with a
spotlight on Noosa at Australian
Marine Science Association (AMSA)
conference (August 2022)
See Annex 29
Note: TNC will continue to seek
opportunities to promote the project
and its outcomes (including monitoring
results) at national and international
conferences beyond the term of the
Agreement.
(A5.7) Promote 26. A number of new Achieved TNC secured an additional $1.2m under
Noosa Council’s corporate/government/philanthropi the Reef Builder program to support
Noosa River Plan and c alliances and new in-kind oyster ecosystem restoration in Noosa.
shellfish restoration support/financial funding
project to corporate, contributions TNC entered a research partnership
philanthropic, and with the QLD government-owned
state/federal Bribie Island Research Centre (BIRC), to
government enhance its capacity to support oyster
audiences to ecosystem restoration in Noosa and
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