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2019-11-28 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa River Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnMigratory 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
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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-
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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.
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to their survival. In key ar�������� ecrea��� Educa����� egulatory c����������� ould
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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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