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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
5.b.viii | Provide advice and information to the Steering Committee on
Land for Wildlife nationally and other relevant nature
conservation programs.
5.b.ix Liaise with and enhance partnerships with other regional NRM
bodies in Queensland and other agencies across Australia that
deliver the Land for Wildlife program to ensure effective delivery,
coordination and promotion of Land for Wildlife in South East
Queensland. This may include representing the South East
Queensland program on the National Land for Wildlife Steering
Committee that meets from time-to-time.
5.b.x Develop Land for Wildlife South East Queensland newsletters,
notes, brochures and other administrative and promotional
materials, as requested by the Steering Committee.
5.b.xi Organise training and support to Land for Wildlife Officers to
ensure appropriate levels of consistency and quality control is
maintained in the delivery of the program across South East
Queensland.
5.b.xii Maintain and/or oversee an online presence of Land for Wildlife
South East Queensland including, but not limited to, a website
and social media.
5.b.xiii | Maintain and/or oversee a regional database of Land for Wildlife
members and properties in South East Queensland (referred to as
the “Land for Wildlife Database”).
5.b.xiv Ensure wherever possible that the Land for Wildlife program
complements other programs delivered by the Project Manager.
5.€ In undertaking their respective roles and responsibilities under this
Memorandum of Understanding, the Partners will seek to use their
reasonable endeavours to foster collaboration throughout the Land for
Wildlife network in South East Queensland, attend scheduled Steering
Committee and other meetings, share communication and information that
can impact upon the success of the Land for Wildlife program, keep each
other informed of information relevant to the Land for Wildlife program,
remove obstacles to the Land for Wildlife program’s success and monitor
and manage matters within the Partner’s control that may impact upon the
Land for Wildlife program’s success.
Land for Wildlife Memorandum of Understanding —
Healthy Waterways and Catchments Limited and Noosa Council Page 6 of 16
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