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2018-06-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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Project Title Description Proponent/s Total s)he Other Contrib. Targetdate Status (May
Value Contrib. (cash &in completion‘ 2018)
kind)
Bring back the fish Aimed at developing a base line assessment and restoring fish Noosa Parks Association $1,474,804° | $441,304 $1,033,500 November Test oyster
(Multi-year project) abundance through installation of oyster reefs. The Thomas Foundation 2022 reefs installed
and being
Key partners: monitored.
University of Sunshine Coast &
University of Queensland Base line survey
underwa
Keep on Keeping It Stage 2 will prioritise and implement strategic on-ground works to protect | Noosa & District Landcare $272,030 $123,700 $148,330 June 2019 Underway
in Kin Kin (Phase 2) and repair erosion prone areas and management of invasive weeds.
These areas were identified in Phase 1 by satellite analysis which
identified 2.4 million cubic tones of soil have been moved in recent years.
The project will also build capacity & awareness of the problem through
community engagement activities.
Keeping it in Kin Kin | Part 1 —LIDAR survey & scientific analysis; Noosa & District Landcare $172,162 $74,212 $97,950 Jan 2018 Phase 1 —
(Phase 1) Part 2 — On ground activities including planting at priority erosion prone completed.
sites and management of invasive weeds.
Part 3 - Includes education sessions with landowners & community.
Mapping koala Produce the first field based fine-scale distribution and population health University of Sunshine Coast $259,500 $59,500 $200,000 March 2018 Completed.
health study of koalas across the Noosa Biosphere Reserve. The study is aimed
at identifying the distribution and health status of koalas, priority areas of
habitat rehabilitation, offsets, protection and land acquisition to protect
core koala habitat.
Biosphere Association
Botanical Field Education resource — Sedges, Rushes & Restiads of the Noosa River Noosa Integrated Catchment $54,900 $14,900 $40,000 Feb 2017 Completed.
Guide (education Biosphere and surrounding regions. Association
resource
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‘Where project has been completed, the target date is the actual date of completion.
? Amount is actual — NBRF have rounded this amount of to $1,474,800
> Amount is actual — NBRF have rounded this amount off to $172,150
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