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2021-05-11 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 MAY 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Private Land Conservation Ongoing collation of existing and new Continue delivering the LfW Continue delivering the LfW
Partnerships - Land for Wildlife (LfW) flora and fauna records into a single program, sign up new properties, program, sign up new properties,
and Voluntary Conservation database with associated map layers. revisits on demand, roll out LfW revisits on demand, roll out LfW
Agreements (VCA) Uploaded data into WildNet. incentive program to members for incentive program to members
Compiled final list of split-zoned current financial year. for current financial year.
properties for incorporation into the Identify strategic freehold properties Place conservation covenants
next planning scheme amendment. in the landscape to target for LfW over 4 new VCA properties.
Updated Council website with better promotion (based on size, remnant Delivery of on-ground works to
info on LFW and VCA programs. veg coverage, and connectivity to VCA properties.
existing protected areas).
Promote VCA program to LfW
members.
Community Bushland Care Program Developed annual work plans for most Finalise remaining group annual Continue to provide logistical and
groups. work plans for all the groups. technical support to all group –
Delivered Frog Identification workshop Upgrading the Bushcare Webpage. business as usual.
in partnership with MRCC. Developing a process for monitoring Deliver two more educational
Undertook Climate Week tree planting online WHS induction attendance. workshops.
on March 28 at Girraween Nature Organizing herbicide training
Refuge. (ACDC) for a number of volunteers.
The Heathland Drive Restoration project Organising new uniforms for 200+
has entered its 4th year and has volunteers.
surpassed expectation with more than Planning for National tree Day and
75% of primary works completed and Bushcare Big Day Out.
now at the maintenance stage.
Yurol Ringtail Project DAF continue hardwood harvesting in Continue to support community Work with DES, QPWS,
Yurol SF. information, customer queries and Greenfleet, Landcare to finalise
QUT successful in grant to undertake a engagement with HQP and DAF to the Ecological Restoration Plan
drone project to look at wild dog impacts ensure stakeholder and community for pine and hardwood plantation
on koalas, with Yurol-Ringtail to be one awareness of harvesting underway. areas
of the sites. Draft the Yurol-Ringtail SFs
Ecological Restoration Plan in
consultation with key stakeholders
and the Transition Committee
Working with QUT on baseline koala
survey for the Yurol-Ringtail project.
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