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2022-04-12-P&E Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 3- Appendix 2 - Current and Historical Distribution of Seagrass in the Noosa Estuary
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seagrass bed
(>3000m2)
Proximity to deep Deepest edge of seagrass bed Deepest edge of seagrass Deepest edge of seagrass >2m
water channels is < 0.3 m bed is 0.3 – 2m OR Water is depth OR Water is < 2m deep at
> 0.3 m deep at deepest deepest point, with seagrass
point with seagrass growing growing to deepest points of
to deepest point estuary, estuary, lake or lagoon
lake or lagoon
Seagrass Condition Poor (Condition Index <4) Moderate (Condition Index 5 Moderate to Good Good to very good (Condition
Index (as defined to 8) (Condition Index 9 to 13) Index 14 to 16)
by the metrics
below)
Meadow mosaic Small bed area (>930m2) Small bed area (930-2300m2) Moderate bed area (3000 - Large bed area (>5000m2) well
size (patches within available for fish at high tide available for fish at high tide 5000m2) available for fish at connected and available for fish
5m considered the high tide use at high tide
same meadow)
Total Score <8 9 to 12 13 to 18 19 to 24
Fisheries Value Poor Fair Good Very Good
Assessing Distribution of Seagrass in the Noosa Estuary A-33
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