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2020-09-14 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Noosa River Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project Annual Report No. 1
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(A3.2) Establish at least 1 + volunteering 31 On track The project has identified Oyster
one community program defined December Gardening as the first
volunteering program and 2020 volunteering program. TNC is
identified from the above implemented currently scoping this project
process which takes into and discussing its possible
account current and future Record of volunteer configurations with local groups.
hours dedicated to
resources, management The general public will also have
community
and interest. volunteering access to the program, which will
programs, such as: commence in 2021, as the
shell recycling, oyster project is subject to permits
gardens, oyster
being secured.
watch, video
monitoring.
There will also be some scope for
volunteer in other aspects of the
project, which are also being
discussed with local groups.
(A4.1) Restoration at two 1 approval from 30 June On track Detailed site assessments and
sites (approx. 40m-50m Noosa Council 2021 substrate design work is in
shore length per site) secured to progress. Documents to support
which test reef design and restore 2+ trial applications for relevant permits
construction and oyster restoration sites are being prepared.
growth and survival. in the Noosa
River estuary
2+ sites
recovered with
at least overall
80 m shore
length of reef
constructed
(A4.2) Restoration across 1 approval from 30 June On track The project plans to secure
multiple further sites, as Noosa Council 2021 approvals for all restoration sites
determined by habitat secured to and works from the community,
suitability modelling and restore an NSC and the QLD Government
outcomes of community additional 2+ prior to commencement of any
consultation. sites as agreed works.
to by
stakeholders, in
the Noosa River
estuary
2+ additional
sites recovered
with at least an
overall
additional
600m2 surface
area of
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