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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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established
oyster reef,
constructed in
the Noosa River
estuary.
(A4.3) Monitoring and 1 related reef As On track The Monitoring, Evaluation and
evaluation study for both monitoring required Reporting (MER) Plan is in place
pilot and full restoration program and is being refined, as more
sites. Monitoring to established specific methodologies are being
include oyster metrics, refined, and in line with
invertebrates and fish use recommendations made by the
(detailed in MER plan). independent review of the plan.
See:
200802 TNC&NSC Noosa Project
Management Plan Final –
endorsed by Noosa Council
The MER plan is currently being
operationalised and baselines
2 six monthly On track established prior to the first
status reports deployment of restoration
submitted substrate into the estuary,
forecast for 2021.
The first six monthly report was
2 annual On track completed in May 2020.
monitoring and
evaluation 200527 TNC&NSC Noosa Oyster
report cards Project 6 Monthly Report 1
produced and
published The first of these will be released
annually after the deployment of
substrate at the first two trial
restoration sites in 2021.
(A5.1) Run workshop with 1 workshop 31 March Achieved 2019 workshop held between
Noosa Council to identify facilitated 2020 TNC and NSC and discussions
ongoing focus areas for resulted in the development of
TNC support. the Alliance and Funding
Agreement.
TNC and NSC communicate
weekly on areas of mutual
interest and support.
*(A5.2) Provide 5 + peer review 30 June On Track When requested
technical/peer review on reports 2022
minimum five submitted to
plans/reports/studies if Noosa Council
requested by Noosa during the
Council. three-year term
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