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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA   12 APRIL 2022




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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                         12 APRIL 2022

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                                                Volunteer Ruby Bowyer washing oyster shells. Photo Credit: Craig Bohm

                      Shell washing well underway!

                      After spending more than six months baking in the Queensland sun,
                      the dried, sterile oyster shells are now moving into the cleaning
                      phase.

                      We are cleaning the shells ready for seeding with oyster spat at the
                      Bribie Island Research Centre. Repurposing everything from buckets,
                      baskets, ladders and chairs, supplied by the team at Resource
                      Recovery Australia (RRA). The project team and volunteers are using
                      the RRA facility at Doonan to wash an amazing 14 tonnes of oyster
                      shell — saving all these shells from ending up in landfill. A special
                      thanks to RRA for their extensive support. Also, thank you to Ben
                      Diggles, Ozfish and the Save Pumicestone Passage group for lending
                      us their shell washing machine.

                      More volunteer help needed!

                      We need your help - if anyone would like to volunteer and join our
                      Shuck Don’t Chuck shell washing register, please contact us. Your
                      help is vital to our success and is a great way to learn about the
                      details of oyster ecosystem restoration. You can reach us at >>
                      [email protected]

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