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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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* As and if
requested by
Noosa Council
(A5.6) Promote Noosa 1+ presentations 30 June When able All relevant conferences are
Council’s Noosa River Plan given at national 2022 currently suspended or cancelled
and shellfish restoration conference/s due to COVID-19.
project in at least one over 3 years
national and one The Noosa River Plan will be
international conference. 1+ presentations promoted once finalised.
given at
international
conference/s
over 3 years
(A5.7) Promote Noosa 1+ New 30 June On track TNC forged a new relationship
Council’s Noosa River Plan corporate/ 2022 with the Department of
and shellfish restoration government/ Environment and Science (DES),
project to corporate, philanthropic who has expressed support for
philanthropic and alliances formed the Noosa oyster project.
state/federal government
audiences to establish 1+ New in-kind TNC sits on the Department of
further support for support/financial Environment and Science (DES)
conservation activities that funding Oyster Reef Restoration and
support the Noosa River contributions Adaptation Working Group,
Plan secured which aims to advise a new
policy framework for oyster
restoration.
TNC formed a new relationship
with the Department of
Agriculture and Fisheries for the
purpose of progressing the
Noosa project.
TNC is formally discussing
funding proposals with the
Australian Government and
Queensland Government to
support oyster restoration work
in Noosa and South East
Queensland more broadly.
(A5.8) Assess feasibility of 1 Habitat 30 June On track TNC has contracted Ecological
seagrass restoration in mapping report, 2022 Service Professionals Pty Ltd to
Lake Cooroibah as a habitat develop a map of seagrass beds
method of reducing suitability in the Noosa River estuary
sediment resuspension model, PhD including in Lake Cooroibah.
and increasing study or similar
invertebrate biodiversity output TNC is discussing seagrass
completed and restoration research options
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