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2019-11-28 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa River Plan

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Migratory shorebird habitat                             To ensure Noosa’s important shorebird habitats are
                                                                                                                                         protected from human disturbances, Council, under
                                                                                 Every spring and summer the Noosa River mouth and       Local Law 4, established a ‘beach closure’ on the
                                                                                 estuary becomes home to thousands of migratory          Noosa North Shore adjacent to the river mouth.
                                                                                 shorebirds that have le�����   eeding grounds in
                                                                                 ar��������       a and the North P����

                                                                                 The shorebirds move through Noosa un������
                                                                                 building up strength to undertake their journey back
                                                                                 to their breeding grounds, however some juveniles
                                                                                 may remain the whole year un���     ture enough to




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                                                                                 undertake the migratory journey.

                                                                                 Australia is an ecologically important loca��
                                                                                 for migratory shorebirds within the East Asian-
                                                                                 Austr�����     way with an es��ted two million
                                                                                 shorebirds migra������         . To ensure their
                                                                                 conserva������        tralian Government has
                                                                                 fostered interna����     oopera����      ough a range   The beach closure prohibits access of 4WDs, dogs and
                                                                                 of important agreements (Department of the              horses. The public are s�����W o access the beach
                                                                                 Environment and Energy, 2017).                          and river by foot and/or by boat.

                                                                                 Migratory shorebirds must have space, food and          The Noosa River mouth is a dynamic environment
                                                                                 prot����    om predators and disturbances to            and despite changes in river channel alignment and
                                                                                 recuperate fr���������U        ts. Conserva��           �������������            atory shorebirds s������
                                                                                 of these habitats for migratory birds both within       these areas.
                                                                                 Australia and along their migra���   outes is essen��
                                                                                 to their survival. In key ar��������     ecrea���       Educa�����      egulatory c�����������            ould
                                                                                 ������      y need to be excluded or it may be          help reinforce Council’s intent to uphold interna���
                                                                                 necessary to limit the number of people using an area   agreements for the prot�������         atory shorebird
                                                                                 a���������������                tween October and       habitats in the Noosa Biosphere®.
                                                                                 March when the majority of shorebirds will be present
                                                                                 (Department of the Environment and Energy, 2017).




     Initial assessment of barriers to fish passage in the Noosa River system.




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