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2018-06-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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SUMMARY — NOOSA BIOSPHERE RESERVE PUBLIC TRUST - PROJECTS (2015 TO MAY 2018) Attachment 2.
Project Title Description Proponent/s Total NBRF Other Contrib. Targetdate Status (May
Value Contrib. (ram ma completion ' 2018)
kind)
Koala Forever Noosa | Aimed at securing the future of wild koalas and wild koala eco-tourism in University of Sunshine Coast $130,000 $40,000 $90,000 Dec 2019 Commenced
the Noosa Biosphere Reserve.
Key partners:
Specific objectives of the project are to establish: World for Wildlife Fund
e Whether existing vegetation corridors are being utilised by koalas Noosa Parks Association
e Key connected koala populations suitable for long-term non-invasive
monitoring and management
e Key locations for restoring koala and vegetation connectivity
e Key locations for sustainable wild koala eco-tourism and recreation
e Aninitial blueprint for sustainable wild koala eco-tourism and
recreation
Rural Enterprise The key objectives of the project are to develop a better understanding of | Country Noosa $159,000 $65,000 $94,000 March 2019 Milestone 1
Plan rural activities in the Noosa Shire and to provide existing and potential achieved
landowners with a prospectus of a range of farm-based opportunities with
related revenue for their property. This will include a wide variety of
activities ranging from primary production, carbon credits, through to food
tourism and accommodation.
Stage 1: Understanding and mapping existing land use, management,
and current/future capacity of food production and economic
development.
Stage 2: Developing rural enterprise strategies
Community 2026 by identifying
Roadmap
Pandanus The project aims to halt the widespread cases of Pandanus dieback | Peregian Beach Community $70,000 $20,000 $50,000 June 2018 Underway
Preservation caused by leaf hopper Jamelia australiae, using proven biological control | Association
and mitigation methods. The work will also contribute to research in
respect to this issue.
Hinterland Trail Develop a Master Plan (and implementation plan) to identify ways to raise | Tourism Noosa $50,220 $19,500 $30,720 Oct 2018 Underway
Master Plan the profile of our biosphere reserve and enhance the experience for
bushwalkers and mountain bikers. Key Partners:
Noosa & District Landcare
It will identify economic benefits for the community such as funding Noosa Council (Economic
models, sustainable jobs, tourism, trail markings and educational Development)
information
The plan also aims to improve biodiversity management within the trail
areas.
Bush tucker garden | The Sunshine Beach State School will extend the boundaries of its Sunshine Beach State Primary School | $2,500 June 2018 Underway
& outdoor learning existing permaculture garden to establish a native bush tucker garden and | Parents & Citizens Association
classroom revitalise the outdoor learning space. Learning & education
Cultural Learning Work to create a data bank of environmentally and culturally significant Marine Ecology Education Indigenous | $30,500 $19,500 $11,000 May 2019 Just Started
Trail indigenous landmarks and iconic species within the Noosa Shire Corporation ICN
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