Meeting papers

Attachment 1 - Year Three (2021/2022) Summary of progress against actions of the Environment Strategy Implementation Plan.


10. Undertake targeted wild dog control in        Wild dog control including trapping and bai�ng has been undertaken in some of the
    key Koala Habitat Areas as identified in      iden�fied Koala Habitat Areas mostly on private land in the locali�es of Como, Kin Kin,
    Koala Threat Mapping.                         Cootharaba, Cooran, Federal, and Ridgewood with 3 wild dogs trapped in these areas. A
                                                  significant por�on of the Koala Habitat Area iden�fied is Na�onal Park and an
                                                  agreement/partnership is yet to be developed concerning wild dog control in these areas.

THEME: WATERWAYS, WETLANDS AND COASTS

Actions: Maintain & improve the health of waterways, wetlands & catchments
11. Develop an integrated water monitoring        Three workshops have been held with external stakeholders involved in the integrated
    network for Council, community, and           water quality monitoring program - Noosa & District Landcare, Mary River Catchment
    other agencies, including event               Coordinating Committee, and Noosa Integrated Catchment Association, to discuss the
    monitoring of sediments, nutrients and        purpose and objectives of the program. Components of the program include:
    litter for Noosa and Mary Catchments,         •   Sub-catchment reporting to supplement the annual Noosa River Healthy Land & Water
    and a Mary River sub- catchment baseline          Report Card; Trial telemetry logger program and locations for installation;
    and report card.
                                                  •   Development of live dashboard with water quality monitoring data accessible to the
                                                      public and consistent with water quality monitoring methodology; and
                                                  •   Training to ensure methods are replicated between all stakeholders.
                                                  All water quality monitoring data (except for Mary River Catchment Coordinating
                                                  Committee which is still in progress) has been uploaded into the SWIM local database.
                                                  SWIM local have provided training workshops to Council, Noosa Integrated Catchment
                                                  Association and Noosa & District Landcare in the use of the program and provide support
                                                  where necessary.
                                                  Council will continue to liaise with natural resource management groups to implement the
                                                  program.




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