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2015-04-28 Attachment 1 to Item 7 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda - Green Army Project Agreement
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4. Work Plan
4.1 Project activities, timing, & training*
ACTIVITY and MilestoneTasks Milestone Training (Service Training (Sponsor)
Completion Provider)
Native plant & weed ID Existing condition mapping -
Site safety induction (each site) May 2015 Cultural awareness sharing of local knowledge
All sites Weed control techniques Weed control methods
identified identified
Site assessment and meet Bushland Care Group May 2015
volunteers y
Noosa North Shore, Fauna survey techniques Local ecological knowledge
Mirgatory Shorebird habitat Migratory Shorebird - September 2015 sharing — bird ID and
survey sites surveying techniques
s ae Native plant & weed ID Existing condition mapping -
Target weed infestations identified June 2015 :
g Alsi Weed control techniques sharing of local knowledge
I sites identified Weed control techniques
Target weeds prioritised for control June 2015 identified
Weed Management (50 hectares)
Weed control methods undertaken Allsites October 2015 Cultural awareness Local site-specific weed
(20 sites, 5 visits per site) control ID and techniques
Green Army Project Agreement in relation to Managing weed threats from bushland reserves and coastal habitats in Noosa LGA.
Project ID BO270003901G TEM5191 issued 10/03/2015 page 34See the original
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