2019-01-14 General Committee Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 2 - Noosa River Partnership Proposal

The Nature Conservancy


   •   Local oyster growers
   •   Commercial fishers
   •   Commercial recreational fishing guides
   •   Foreshore residents
   •   Environmental community groups
   •   Restaurants, seafood wholesalers
   •   Boat and recreational equipment hire businesses
   •   Hotels and accommodation providers
   •   Sunfish and Ozfish Unlimited
   •   Local Member of Parliament
   •   Queensland Minister(s)
   •   Federal Ministers(s)
   •   Stage Government agencies

Project Stakeholders require regular dialogue and information to ensure they are kept
informed of the project’s status and outcomes and are involved in major decisions.

11.0 SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

Report to The Thomas Foundation and Noosa Parks Association on assessment of
aquatic restoration and management options for Noosa Estuary and Lakes. 2015. The
Nature Conservancy, January 9, 2015.

Restoration of Noosa Estuary: An Assessment of Oyster Recruitment. 2015. The Nature
Conservancy and Ecological Service Professionals. July, 2015.

Historical ecology of the Noosa Estuary fisheries. Report to: Noosa Council, The Nature
Conservancy and The Thomas Foundation. 2015. Thurston R. University of Queensland.
2015.

Gillies et al. 2018. Australian Shellfish Ecosystems: past distribution, current status and
future management. PLoS ONE 13(2):e0190914.
https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0190914

Monitoring of the Noosa River Oyster Reefs: November 2017 - November 2018. Report to
Noosa Council, and Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. 2018. University
of Sunshine Coast. December 2018.




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