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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 JUNE 2020
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 JUNE 2020
Attachment 1: 2020-21 ENVIRONMENT PROJECT GRANTS FUNDING (ROUND ONE)
Applicant Project D ipti A t t Special Total Project Funding Recommended
pplican Fojece Description ssessment comments conditions Cost requested Grant Funding
Noosa Urban Wildlife Gardens - a This program fills an important The applicant | $14,184.00 $5,323.00 $5,323.00
Integrated community engagement gap in the urban space to support | will liaise with
Catchment program providing aresource | voluntary conservation efforts on Council
Association and service for urban private property, and relates monthly to
landowners wishing to directly to an action in the Noosa _ | discuss project
enhance urban ecology by Environment Strategy. The uptake | progress, in
using native plants, and by residents during the ‘pilot’ light of
increasing understanding of phase has been very high and restrictions
biodiversity values on their feedback from participants very due to COVID-
property, and promoting complimentary, which also 19.
enjoyment, raising awareness | provides a high level of
and facilitating citizen science. | confidence an expanded program
will achieve similar results.
Noosa Migrate the data and An upgrade of the Noosa Native $10,258.00 $6,818.00 $6,818.00
Integrated functionality of the Noosa's Plants website is a worthwhile
Catchment Native Plants website onto a | project with far reaching
Association modern platform with educational and on-ground
improved access via smart benefits. A refreshed and more
phones, tablets and personal | accessible website will also boost
computers. In the process of | the resources available to an
migration incorporate up to expanded Urban Wildlife Gardens
date search capacity. program.
Hinterland In partnership with Landcare The Roving Restorers model The applicant | $41,660.00 $23,620.00 $23,620.00
Bush Links the program is aimed to initiated by Hinterland Bush Links | will liaise with
Inc. engage the local community has successfully operated on the | Council
in restoration and connection Blackall Range for eight years in monthly to
of habitat in the Noosa collaboration with a number of discuss project
Council Region. The project is | funding partners and other progress, in
based on an extremely environment groups. Expanding light of
successful model called the program into Noosa will restrictions
Roving Restorers which was support other existing actions by due to COVID-
initiated on the Blackall Range |} Council and partner agencies, as 19.
in 2012 by Hinterland Bush well as achieve environmental
Links. This group consists of outcomes in hinterland areas.
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