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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 4 - Climate change adaptation and resilience
Goal: By 2030 the resilience of the Noosa community and environment has increased.
Target Baseline How we will measure progress
Strategy 4.1 Reduce emissions and resource consumption
Noosa Council operations In 2018, Council’s operational carbon footprint Council will continue to calculate its operational carbon
and service activities, and the was approximately 50,000 CO2 tonnes per footprint annually which includes calculating emissions from
Noosa community as a whole, annum. fuel, refrigerants, electricity, fugitive emissions from the
will reach zero net emissions landfill, and emissions embedded in the goods and services
by 2026 The Noosa Shire annual community emissions purchased and used by Council.
have been calculated in 2018 as 500,000 CO2
tonnes per annum. Community emissions will be calculated every three years.
Strategy 4.2: Increase community resilience and capacity to adapt to climate change
By 2030, community A baseline is to be developed of current Biennial survey to be developed for residential, commercial
awareness, planning and understanding of the future climate change and industrial properties.
preparedness for natural impacts and community preparedness and
hazards and climate change actions related to these.
is increased.
Strategy 4.3: Manage the natural environment in a way that improves resilience
to climate change
Ecosystem health of wetlands In 2018, mapped riparian buffers, as identified Mapping of vegetation buffers will be reviewed every three
and riparian areas is in the Noosa Planning Scheme, had vegetation years.
improved. coverage of 41.8%.
A baseline will be developed to measure
ecosystem health of coastal wetlands.
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