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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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Reference: 200301 TNC Media Statement - The surprising history of Queensland’s oyster reefs revealed

TNC also produced a scientific paper that provides a step by step summary of how to establish a shell recycling
project. The paper uses the Shuck Don’t Chuck project in Victoria as the case study and advises the Noosa shell
recycling project.

Reference: Shell Recycling Paper -Branigan, S, Fitzsimons J, and Gilles CL (In Press) Modern middens: Shell recycling
for restoring an endangered marine ecosystem in Victoria, Australia. Ecological Restoration and Management.


Presentations
Thursday 25th of July (2019), TNC Program Director, Oceans, Chris Gillies. presented at Noosa Shire Council.

Friday 26th of July (2019), TNC Program Director, Oceans, Chris Gillies presented at the Noosa ‘Enviroforum’.

Friday 29th of November 2019, TNC Chief Scientist, Pr. Hugh Possingham, presented at the Noosa ‘Enviroforum’.
Thursday 25th of June 2020, TNC Program Director, Oceans, Chris Gillies, + Project Manager, Craig Bohm, presented
to Noosa Shire Council.



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