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2019-06-11 P&E Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 2 - Environment Strategy Implementation Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Theme 1 - Biodiversity
Goal: By 2030 the condition and extent of our natural ecosystems has improved.
Target Baseline How we will measure progress
Strategy 1.1 Protect and enhance existing ecosystems, vegetation networks and habitats
By 2030, there is no net loss In 2016, the Noosa Biodiversity Assessment Every 5 years updated regional ecosystem mapping will be
of ecosystem values across Report mapped the extent and abundance used to identify changes in the number and extent of regional
the shire, and the condition of the 61 regional ecosystems (RE) types ecosystems.
of Council’s priority bushland occurring within Noosa Shire.
reserves are enhanced. BioCondition Benchmarks for Regional Ecosystem Condition
The Department of Environment & Science Assessment will be undertaken every 5 years for Noosa
has completed BioCondition Benchmarks for regional ecosystems.
Regional Ecosystem Condition Assessment for
south-east Queensland. BOAs will be undertaken every 5 years across priority
Council managed Bushland Reserves and for VCA/LfW
Bushland operational assessments (BOAs) landholders and verified against shire-wide BioCondition
will be undertaken, where they do not already Assessments.
exist, across priority Council-managed
restoration initiatives and as identified in the
Bushland Reserve Strategic Management
Plan.
Strategy 1.2: Expand vegetation networks and habitat
By 2030, half of all land in the 36.5% of land within Noosa Shire is currently Every 2 years GIS tenure mapping and data from private
Noosa Shire is managed for its managed for its environmental values on property programs will identify the percentage of land
environmental values. public and private land, through National managed or protected for its environmental values.
Park, Conservation Area, Council bushland
reserve, Land for Wildlife, or private property
conservation covenants.
Strategy 1.3: Improve long-term survival for threatened species and ecological communities
By 2030, populations of key A baseline is to be developed for 6-8 key A key threatened species list is already being developed and
threatened indicator species threatened species based on: will be workshopped and finalised in 2019
remain viable.
• Representativeness across biological families
A longitudinal study of key threatened species will be
• Representativeness across ecosystems undertaken over 10 years
• Iconic value to the Noosa community
• Availability of existing data and records
Depending on the species selected, there
may already be existing data, however a new
baseline for some species will be required.
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