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2020-01-13 GC Agenda - Item 10 - Attachment 2 - The Value of Tourism to the Noosa Community October 2019 FINAL REPORT
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Table 19: Summary of Negative Environmental Impacts on Noosa associated with Tourism
Potential Evidence of Negative Impacts in Noosa:
Environmental Results from Analyses
Negative Impacts
• Potential for overuse No • General Comments: No evidential investigation on the
of assets and/or evidence environmental impact of tourism or events in Noosa was
encroachment of to completed for this study. Nonetheless, there were
urban uses support questions regarding the perception of tourisms contribution
negative to increased pollution, noise and litter. In addition, as noted
impact earlier, the general cleanliness of Noosa was explored as was
the extent and rating of environmental practices conducted
• Threats to natural û in Noosa.
resources, increased
air and water Over three quarters of residents surveyed indicated that
pollution and they felt tourism contributed to increased pollution, noise
increased waste and litter. However the personal impact on themselves was
products low, and on Noosa as a whole slightly higher. General
cleanliness was considered important to visitors whilst they
were on holidays and visitors rated Noosa quite positively in
• Local impacts such as û
this regard. As already noted, environmental practices were
increased noise and
evident from the business, resident and visitor community.
litter
However, there is room for improvement in most
environmental practice areas.
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