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2016-06-07 - P&E Agenda - Item 3, Attachment 1 - Noosa Parklands Draft Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn3.4 Indigenous and European cultural heritage Although there are no recorded Indigenous cultural heritage sites within the park, there are a number of known sites within Tewantin including scar trees, middens, canoe trees and corroboree places (Noosa Council et al. 2004). Noosa Council will continue to follow legislation, policy and best practice in the conservation and protection of Indigenous cultural heritage sites and values, and where required, consult with Traditional Owners on park management matters. Known European historical uses within the park include farming and timber collection, which has had an impact on the natural condition of the park. The area was heavily harvested for native hardwood species in the late twentieth century and evidence of this can be found in the park, including a large tree stump with springboard wedges cut into it left by the timber workers. Final draft Noosa Parklands Park Management Plan page | 16
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