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Attachment 7D - Impact Management Plan - EVNT Fauna species - Noosa Landfill Expansion
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contents of this document or for any consequences arising from its use or any reliance placed upon
it. This report has been compiled on the basis of existing literature, information, and a targeted
survey. Native Foresters does not undertake responsibility arising in any way to any persons in
respect of the data, errors, or omissions arising, through misinterpretation of information,
negligence or otherwise, however caused. Native Foresters is an independent consulting company
undertaking projects in Natural Resource Management.
All work conducted as part of this survey was conducted under the DES Scientific Purposes Permit
number WISP 10189211 and DEEDI Animal Ethics Committee number CA 2020/08/1398 and in
accordance with the relevant regulations.
STUDY TEAM
Simon McVerry (BASc – NRM) - Project Director
Tim O’Reilly (BSc) – Fieldwork and reporting
Vanessa Moscato (BSc) – Fieldwork and reporting
Pru McIntyre (BEnvSc) – Reporting and GIS
DOCUMENT CONTROL
Project: Noosa Landfill Expansion
Document: Impact Management Plan – EVNT species breeding places
Document No.: 210514 – IMP
Client: Noosa Council
Project Manager: Rachael Hannah
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cover photos
1. Wallum Froglet (Crinia tinnula) Photo by Vanessa Moscato, Native Foresters.
2. Wallum Rocket-frog (Litoria freycineti). Photo courtesy of Queensland Government.
3. Swamp Crayfish (Tenuibranchiurus glypticus). Photo by Native Foresters.
IMPACT MANAGEMENT PLAN – Noosa Landfill Expansion
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