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Attachment 7C - Flora and Fauna Survey Assessment_Noosa Landfill - Revision 3
Native Foresters
WAY LAT LONG LOCATION SURFACE WATER VEGETATION AQUATIC WATER pH SALINITY TANNIN- NOTES ON
POINT (Decimal (Decimal FAUNA QUALITY (ppt) STAINING HYDROLOGY
degrees) degrees) OBSERVATIONS (mg/L
tannic acid
equiv.)
2022 -26.4403 153.0339 Remnant/regrowth Area of shallow M. quinquenervia Water clear with 4.6 NA NA Ponding of surface
vegetation east of ponding water woodland with light-to-moderate water possibly due to
tip, at southern end amidst sedges, to mid-dense sedge tannin-staining impeded drainage; more
of Impact Area, on the south of area cover. likely due to surface
edge of RE12.5.3 / infested with expression of shallow
12.5.4. Parsonsia. groundwater above
indurated layer.
2025 -26.4394 153.0345 Remnant/regrowt Shallow ponding Wet heath with Water clear with 6.7 NA NA Water possibly
h vegetation east water amidst emergent M. light tannin- originating from
of tip, at southern sedges and quinquenervia staining extensive subterranean
end of Impact Parsonsia. and M. sieberi movement of surface
Area. and extensive runoff from drainage line
growth of on eastern boundary of
Parsonsia. tip. The dense growth of
Parsonsia may reflect
alterations to hydrology
and/or water chemistry
due to discharge of
surface runoff from tip
(including increased pH
and, potentially, nutrient
levels).
Noosa Landfill & Resource Recovery Centre – Fauna and Flora Assessment 74
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