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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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                              Volunteers from the ECOllaboration Cert Ill environmental management course, Photo Credit; Craig Bohm

                      Eco trainees volunteer

                      Volunteers from the ECOllaboration Cert Ill environmental
                      management course, together with course coordinator, Mal Smith, got
                      up close and personal with 2 tonnes of oyster shell. A special thank
                      you for your efforts.

                      Another thank you to Noosa and District Landcare and their
                      indigenous eco trainees who also lent a hand, shell washing and
                      bagging, while also learning about oyster ecosystem restoration.

                      Together, Noosa shell washers have already bagged and transported
                      8 pallets - 4150kg of oyster shell to the Bribie Island Research
                      Centre. The centre, which is owned and operated by the Queensland
                      Government, will spawn adult Noosa oysters and the resulting spat will
                      be settled onto the shell in large tanks. They will then return to Noosa
                      for placement across our sites, and be turned into beautiful oyster
                      gardens.

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