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2020-09-14 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 2 - Independent Scientific Review of Monitoring and Evaluation Plan
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# Prompt Notes
information recommendations.
monitoring where MER Plan don’t explicitly address legacy but there is evidence that MER Plan Monitoring of project legacy
appropriate) e.g. site legacy has been considered in the overall project design through: (various) (impacts) should be
management, ongoing addressed by incorporating
Partnering arrangements with Noosa Council (A5);
monitoring, knowledge and recommendations for
skills transfer post the Engagement and capacity building with community ongoing monitoring as part
current project? volunteers (A3); of the final project report,
when the performance of
Scientific support (prior projects, current project roles,
the current project and its
TAG oversight) (various); and
MER are known and future
Promotion of the project for ongoing support and funding resources and capability
(A5.7). better understood
(Recommendation 2).
Monitoring of project impacts beyond the life of the current
project has not been addressed. This is best addressed by
incorporating recommendations for ongoing monitoring as part of
the final project report, when the performance of the current
project and its MER are known and future resources and capability
better understood.
5 Have appropriate national The Project Plan commits to meeting a range of best practice Project Met
and international standards standards including: Plan and
for the project and its MER MER Plan
Restoration guidelines for shellfish reefs (Fitzsimons et al., 2019);
been identified (various)
National standards for the practice of ecological restoration in
Australia (Standards Reference Group SERA, 2018);
International principles and standards for the practice of
ecological restoration (Gann et al., 2019);
Best practice oyster restoration and the Society for Ecological
Restoration (SER) global guidelines;
Open Standards for the Practice of Conservation (Conservation
Measures Partnership, 2013); and
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