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2022-11-08 P&E Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 1 - Current & Historical Distribution of Seagrass in the Noosa Estuary (40 pages)
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Table 3.2 Area of seagrass for each condition index category and value of seagrass habitat to
fisheries based on current condition and structural components
Total Area (m2)
Reach Fair Good Very Good
Lake Cooroibah Seagrass – –
–
Condition
Fisheries Value – – –
Noosa River – Seagrass 3,783 26,262
Tewantin Condition
Fisheries Value 3,783 2,049 24,213
Lake Doonella Seagrass 236,821 81,308 –
Condition
Fisheries Value 191,241 126,888 –
Noosa River – Goat Seagrass – 9,313 –
Island Condition
Fisheries Value – 9,313 –
Noosa River Mouth Seagrass – – –
Condition
Fisheries Value – – –
Weyba Creek Seagrass 99 203,660 1,751
Condition
Fisheries Value 446 7,927 197,136
Lake Weyba Seagrass – 20 –
Condition
Fisheries Value – 20 –
Total Noosa Seagrass 237774 320564 1751
Estuary Condition
Fisheries Value 192542 146198 221349
Figure 3.1 Dense Zostera muelleri at the mouth of Lake Weyba providing good fisheries value
Assessing Distribution of Seagrass in the Noosa Estuary 8
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