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2020-02-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 FEBRUARY 2020
TABLE 1 - 2019-20 GRANTS – MULTI-YEAR ENVIORNMENT COLLABORATIVE GRANTS
Applicant Project Title and Overview (taken from the application) Special conditions Recommended funding
Reef Check Australia Promoting marine stewardship in the Noosa Region through Not recommended for
on-ground activities, educations and increased community funding at this time
capacity - Reef Check Australia aims to actively engage
community members in appreciating, understanding and
protecting their local marine environment through reef health
monitoring, citizen science initiatives and hands-on education;
promoting and celebrating a healthy marine ecosystem;
contributing to a sustainable environment.
Noosa & District Landcare Keeping It In Kin Kin Project (KIKK) - On ground 2019-20 - $79,156
Group implementation of the Keeping It In Kin Kin project aims to reduce
2020-21 - $80,739
erosion hot-spots, remediate riparian areas and improve soil
health. 2021-22 - $82,354
Mary River Catchment Protecting Noosa's Biodiversity through community Liaise with Council staff over the 2019-20 - $7,200
Coordinating Committee programs monitoring program to ensure date
2020-21 - $7,200
can support implementation actions
1. Deliver the Find a Frog in February citizen science program in
of the Noosa Environment Strategy. 2021-22 - $7,200
February 2020 across the Noosa Shire.
2. Conduct surveys along the two long-term frog monitoring
transects - 6 Mile Creek and Cooroora Creek.
Tourism Noosa Plastic Free Noosa - Plastic Free Noosa protects the 2019-20 - $61,800
environment by empowering the Noosa community in eliminating
2020-21 - $61,800
single-use plastics through direct engagement, recognition and
facilitating circular economies to create lasting change. 2021-22 - $61,800
Noosa Environmental Noosa Young Environmental Custodians Biodiversity Not recommended for
Education Hub Restoration Project - Connecting Noosa schools in partnership funding at this time
with Environmental Groups to projects within the Noosa
Biosphere through rich, curriculum linked, grassroots
opportunities. The programs deliver year by year involvement of
schools in biodiversity protection projects through hands on, in
field delivery.
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