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Annex 5 - Community Engagement Workshop Report
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
following strict biosecurity
protocols
Water quality Improve resolution of Noosa Integrated Catchment Partnership established
monitoring water quality data sets Association (NICA) to provide Monitoring sites
at the oyster restoration water quality information at established
sites the oyster restoration sites Pre-restoration substrate
deployment monitoring
has commenced
Oyster gardening Engage local Noosa Integrated Catchment Partnership established
households, businesses Association (NICA) to
and/or groups in the implement oyster gardening, Grant agreement under
project beginning with a pilot phase, negotiation
then review and consideration
Improve public of upscaling, if practical
knowledge about
shellfish restoration
Indigenous Support the aspirations Noosa and District Landcare to Partnership established
inclusion of Kabi Kabi Nation involve indigenous youth in
hands-on or on-water actions Events to be planned on an
Benefit from traditional ongoing basis.
knowledge Endorsement from Kabi Kabi
elders and permission to
integrate traditional
knowledge in project-related
products
Schools Engage local schools in Noosa Environmental Hub to Partnership established
participation the project integrate Sunshine State High
School into the project Project refinements being
Improve public made
knowledge about Noosa Biosphere Community
shellfish restoration Association to carry out school Grant agreements under
activities and indigenous river negotiation
awareness actions with
Tewantin schools
Tewantin Provide a focus site for Tewantin Bushcare to lead the Partnership established
Demonstration community education development of a oyster
Site activities and access to restoration demonstration site Project planning still in
one of the oyster at Tewantin including progress
restoration sites revegetation actions,
interpretive material and
community activities
Fish habitat Bring Noosa’s Ozfish – Noosa Chapter MoU in place
monitoring underwater life and the Ozfish to use Remote
value of habitat diversity Underwater Video (RUV) Scope of work developed
to life in the public techniques to seek out and
realm, particularly to record marine species diversity Ozfish has equipment and
fishers Ozfish to also help test RUV is being supported
techniques at different river technically by TNC
locations and promote the
importance of marine habitats On-ground actions pending
and restoration to its members
and public
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