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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 drawnMonitoring and Evalua�� References and Literature
Commonwealth Scien�������V trial Research Organisa����� O), 2016 Case study: Sources, dis�����
������������ eviewed annually to monitor Plan are designed to support achievement of those
and fate of marine debris. Marine Debris Research Team, Australia.
and evaluate the e������� ��� eness of targets. The progress towards these will be reported
the progr������� �es implemented, and to Council and community annually. Department of the Environment and Energy, Australian Government (2017) Migratory birds. Commonwealth of
investments made. The annual review will examine Australia h��� ww.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/migratory-species/migratory-birds
progress against the stat����� es of the plan, and It is also proposed the River Plan itself be reviewed
also enable an appropriate management response and updated ever�� e (5) years. This is to ensure Department of Environment and Energy, Australian Government Directory of Important Wetlands in Australia
to emerging issues and trends occurring in the river management of the Noosa River system con���� o h�s://www.environment.gov.au/water/wetlands/australian-wetlands-database/directory-important-wetlands
system. follow current best pr���
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Department of Environment & Heritage Prot��������������� enous Land & Sea Ranger Program.
The Noosa Environment Strategy incorporates some Invita���o partner in investment - Partnership Prospectus. Queensland Government, Brisbane.
clear targets, baselines and monitoring for areas of
relevance to the Noosa River������������� Department of Transport and Main Roads, (2016) Recrea����
essel Census. Queensland Government, Brisbane.
Target Baseline How progress will be meas-ured Directory of Important Wetlands in Australia.
By 2030, 80% of all grazing land A baseline is to be developed using the Every 5 years grazing land c�������
achieves best pr������ ement for ABCD framew�������� a��� or be assessed. Healthy Land and Water, (2018) Ecosystem Health Monitoring Program. Brisbane. 2018 Report Card for Noosa
agriculture. grazing lands. River catchment
LIDAR imagery will be undertaken over
2008 and 2015 LIDAR imagery (Light the same areas as the 2008 and 2015
Det����������� ���� vels of images during the term of the 10 year Mooney S, Pe�er M, Walker M, Chapman S, (2017) Keeping It In Kin Kin – Applying LiDAR change to iden�
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rural lands and sediment lost to erosion Environment Strategy. erosion hotspots Final. Healthy Waterways & Catchments, Brisbane.
over this period.
Ecosystem health of wetlands and �������������� ers, Mapping of vegeta����
ers will be Moreton Bay Waterways & Catchment Partnership, (2006) Guidelines for Con��ency Response to Coastal Algal
riparian areas is improved. as iden�������������� reviewed every three years. Blooms. Healthy Waterways, Brisbane.
Scheme, had vegeta���
overage of
41.8%.
Moreton Bay Waterways & Catchment Partnership, (2005) Nuisance Algal Blooms in marine & estuarine
A baseline will be developed to measure environments. Informa���� t 6. Healthy Waterways, Brisbane.
ecosystem health of coastal wetlands.
By 2030 Noosa has a sust�������� A baseline will be developed similar A biennial survey of recrea������ s Noosa and District Landcare, 2017 Assessment of barriers t������
e in the Noosa River catchment (Dra��
industry and increased opportunity for to work undertaken elsewhere in and cat��������� onducted. N&DL, Pomona.
rec-rea������� Queensland, for the numbers of hours
taken for recrea������ s to catch a
legal-siz���� Noosa and District Landcare, Noosa Council, Healthy Land and Water, Noosa Biosphere Reserve Founda�����
Kin Kin Catchment Cats Claw Creeper Vine Management Strategy 2018-23. N&DL, Pomona.
By 2030, maintain the extent of Exis�������� egeta���
xtent of Review mapping of vegeta��� xtent of
vegetat��� ers and improve diversity coastal foreshores. coastal foreshores every 2 years. Noosa and District Landcare, Mary River Catchment Coordina������
ee, Healthy Land and Water, (2017)
of coastal ecosystems. Noosa Shire Waterways Assessment. N&DL, Pomona.
Reef surveys have been undertaken on Surveys of reef biodiversity every 5
nearshore reefs in 2010/11 and in 2019. years.
Noosa Integrated Catchment Associa�����������
er Catchment Management Strategy. NICA, Noosaville.
In 2016, the Noosa Biodiversity Every 5 years updated regional
Assessment Report mapped the extent ecosystem mapping will be used to Noosa Council, (2006) Guidelines for Establishment of New Businesses on the Noosa River. NC, Tewan��
and abundance of regional ecosys-tems. iden�y changes in the number and
extent of coastal regional ecosystems.
Noosa Council and Queensland Government Departments of Natural Resources and Mines, Environmental
By 2030, the Noosa River and Mary In 2019, the Noosa River catchment Council will con���W o support Prot���� ency, Department of Primary Industries, Queensland Transport, (2004) Noosa River Plan. NC,
River sub-catchments within Noosa achieved an A- (excellent c����� ������ te in the annual HLW
Shire achieve an A ra������� alent) assess-ment ra��� or ecosystem health monitoring program. Tewan��
for their environmental health. under the HLW Ecosys-tem Health
Monitoring Pro-gram. Noosa Council, (2014) Submission to Queensland Fisheries Management Review. NC, Tewan��
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Monitoring and Evalua References and Literature
Commonwealth Scien trial Research Organisa O), 2016 Case study: Sources, dis
eviewdd annually to monitor Plan are designed to support achievement of those
and fate of marine debris. Marine Debris Research Team, Australia.
and evaluate the e Pefless of targets. The progress towards these will be reported
the progr eBlimplemented, and to Council and community annually.
Department of the Environment and Energy, Australian Government (2017) Migratory birds. Commonwealth of
investments made. The annual review will examine
Australia h wiv.environment.gov.au/biodiversity/migratory-species/migratory-birds
progress against the stat es [af the plan, and It is also proposed the River Plan itself be reviewed
also enable an appropriate management response and updated ever e (5) years. This is to ensure Department of Environment and Energy, Australian Government Directory of Important Wetlands in Australia
to emerging issues and trends occurring in the river management of the Noosa River system con Oo h_ st//www.environment.gov.au/water/wetlands/australian-wetlands-database/directory-important-wetlands
system. follow current best pr ?
Department of Environment & Heritage Prot enousfiland & Sea Ranger Program.
The Noosa Environment Strategy incorporates some Invita O partner in investment - Partnership Prospectus. Queensland Government, Brisbane.
clear targets, baselines and monitoring for areas of
relevance to the Noosa River Department of Transport and Main Roads, (2016) Recrea essel Census. Queensland Government, Brisbane.
alexis Baseline How progress will be meas-ured Directory of Important Wetlands in Australia.
By 2030, 80% of all grazing land A baseline is to be developed using the Every 5 years grazing land c
achieves best pr ement for ABCD framew a Plor be assessed. Healthy Land and Water, (2018) Ecosystem Health Monitoring Program. Brisbane. 2018 Report Card for Noosa
agriculture. grazing lands. River catchment
LIDAR imagery will be undertaken over
2008 and 2015 LIDAR imagery (Light the same areas as the 2008 and 2015
Det veldof images during the term of the 10 year Mooney S, Pe er M, Walker M, Chapman S, (2017) Keeping It In Kin Kin — Applying LiDAR change to iden yP
rural lands and sediment lost to erosion Environment Strategy. erosion hotspots Final. Healthy Waterways & Catchments, Brisbane.
over this period.
Ecosystem health of wetlands and ers, >| Mapping of vegeta erfwill be Moreton Bay Waterways & Catchment Partnership, (2006) Guidelines for Con ency Response to Coastal Algal
riparian areas is improved. as iden previewed every three years. Blooms. Healthy Waterways, Brisbane.
Scheme, had vegeta overage of
41.8%.
Moreton Bay Waterways & Catchment Partnership, (2005) Nuisance Algal Blooms in marine & estuarine
A baseline will be developed to measure environments. Informa t @ Healthy Waterways, Brisbane.
ecosystem health of coastal wetlands.
By 2030 Noosa has a sust A baseline will be developed similar A biennial survey of recrea S | Noosa and District Landcare, 2017 Assessment of barriers t e ir?the Noosa River catchment (Dra ?
industry and increased opportunity for to work undertaken elsewhere in and cat onducted. N&DL, Pomona.
rec-rea >| Queensland, for the numbers of hours
taken for recrea s to atch a
legal-siz Noosa and District Landcare, Noosa Council, Healthy Land and Water, Noosa Biosphere Reserve Founda
Kin Kin Catchment Cats Claw Creeper Vine Management Strategy 2018-23. N&DL, Pomona.
By 2030, maintain the extent of Exis egebh xtent of Review mapping of vegeta xtent of
vegetat ei and improve diversity coastal foreshores. coastal foreshores every 2 years. Noosa and District Landcare, Mary River Catchment Coordina ee, Healthy Land and Water, (2017)
of coastal ecosystems. Noosa Shire Waterways Assessment. N&DL, Pomona.
Reef surveys have been undertaken on Surveys of reef biodiversity every 5
nearshore reefs in 2010/11 and in 2019. years.
Noosa Integrated Catchment Associa er Catchment Management Strategy. NICA, Noosaville.
In 2016, the Noosa Biodiversity Every 5 years updated regional
Assessment Report mapped the extent ecosystem mapping will be used to Noosa Council, (2006) Guidelines for Establishment of New Businesses on the Noosa River. NC, Tewan
and abundance of regional ecosys-tems. iden y @hanges in the number and
extent of coastal regional ecosystems.
Noosa Council and Queensland Government Departments of Natural Resources and Mines, Environmental
By 2030, the Noosa River and Mary In 2019, the Noosa River catchment Council will con o Support Prot etry, Department of Primary Industries, Queensland Transport, (2004) Noosa River Plan. NC,
River sub-catchments within Noosa achieved an A- (excellent c te if the annual HLW
Shire achieve an Ara alent) assess-ment ra or ecosystem health monitoring program. Tewan
for their environmental health. under the HLW Ecosys-tem Health
Monitoring Pro-gram. Noosa Council, (2014) Submission to Queensland Fisheries Management Review. NC, Tewan
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