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Cover Letter, DA Form 1, Plans, Owners Consent, Coastal Environment Assessment · OPW21/0049
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW21/0049 - Noosa Spit Erosion Protection Works.
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Noosa Spit Coastal Protection Environmental Assessment 13
Matters of State Environmental Significance
Table 3-2 Likelihood of MSES Species Occurrence Within the Dredge Footprint and Nourishment Area
Common Name Scientific Name Status Likelihood of Occurrence
Waders and/or Wetland Birds
Beach stone-curlew Esacus magnirostris Vulnerable Habitats within the impact area include sand banks in estuaries and adjacent
habitats include mangroves, islands, banks and scrub which provide
potentially suitable habitat for this species.
Present, and habitat present - based on available habitat and known
distribution and/or historical records, MSES value does occur and may
migrate/transit between the area and another habitat zone beyond.
Curlew sandpiper Calidris ferruginea Critically endangered Habitats within the impact area include beaches, estuaries and sandflats.
Present, and habitat present - based on available habitat and known
distribution and/or historical records, MSES value does occur and may
migrate/transit between the area and another habitat zone beyond.
Lesser sand plover Charadrius mongolus Endangered Habitats within the impact area include beaches, estuaries and sandflats.
Present, and habitat present - based on available habitat and known
distribution and/or historical records, MSES value does occur and may
migrate/transit between the area and another habitat zone beyond.
Western Alaskan bar-tailed Limosa lapponica baueri Vulnerable Habitats within the impact area include beaches, estuaries and sandflats.
godwit Present, and habitat present - based on available habitat and known
distribution and/or historical records, MSES value does occur and may
migrate/transit between the area and another habitat zone beyond.
Eastern curlew Numenius madagascariensis Endangered Habitats within the pipeline corridor are dominated by estuarine wetlands
(mangroves, intertidal mudflats, sandflats, sandy beaches) which provide
potentially suitable habitat for this species.
Present, and habitat present – based on available habitat and known
distribution and/or historical records, MSES value does occur and may
migrate/transit between the area and another habitat zone beyond.
Red knot Calidris canutus Endangered Habitats within the impact area include sandy estuaries.
Present, and habitat present - based on available habitat and known
distribution and/or historical records, MSES value does occur and may
migrate/transit between the area and another habitat zone beyond.
Terrestrial Mammals
Water mouse Xeromys myoides Vulnerable Habitat occurs adjacent to the area including mangroves and grassland.
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