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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 drawnTheme 2 - Waterlands, Wetlands and Coasts
Goal: By 2030 waterways, wetlands and coasts are healthy, resilient to change and valued
by the community.
Target Baseline How we will measure progress
Strategy 2.1 Maintain and improve the health of waterways, wetlands and catchments
By 2030, the Noosa River and In 2018, the Noosa River catchment achieved Council will continue to support and participate in the annual
Mary River sub-catchments an A- (excellent condition) assessment rating Healthy Land & Water monitoring program.
within Noosa Shire achieve for ecosystem health under the Healthy Land
an A rating (or equivalent) for and Water monitoring program. Mary River sub-catchment:
their environmental health.
A baseline for the Mary River sub-catchments 1. A baseline and report card will be developed in 2020
within Noosa Shire is to be developed, similar 2. The Mary River sub-catchment report card will be
to the Healthy Land and Water monitoring regularly reviewed
framework.
Strategy 2.2: Protect and enhance coastal environments and vegetated buffers to
coastal foreshores
By 2030, maintain the extent Existing mapping of vegetation extent of Review mapping of vegetation extent of coastal foreshores
of vegetated buffers and coastal foreshores. every 2 years.
improve diversity of coastal
ecosystems Reef surveys have been undertaken on Surveys of reef biodiversity every 5 years
nearshore reefs in 2010 and 2011.
Every 5 years updated regional ecosystem mapping will be
In 2016, the Noosa Biodiversity Assessment used to identify changes in the number and extent of coastal
Report mapped the extent and abundance of regional ecosystems.
regional ecosystems.
Strategy 2.3: Manage waterways and coasts to protect environmental values while
enabling sustainable public access, recreation and commercial use
By 2030, Noosa has a A baseline will be developed, similar to work A biennial survey of recreational fishers and catch times will
sustainable fishing industry undertaken elsewhere in Queensland, for the be conducted.
and increased opportunity for numbers of hours taken for recreational fishers
recreational fishing. to catch a legal-sized fish.
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