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DESTINATION MANAGEMENT PLAN - PHASE 2 ENGAGEMENT · Attachment 1 - Noosa Council Draft DMP for Phase 2 engagement
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ACTION 2.1
• Work with partners including State Government
to explore ways to sustainably manage access and
Sustainable congestion at our most iconic and sensitive locations
Visitation: (e.g., Noosa North Shore, Noosa River, Cooloola
Recreation Area, Teewah Beach, Noosa Heads
National Park) so that nature can rest and the
experience for all is preserved.
Together, we advocate for
responsible management of Noosa’s • Explore the use of new technologies (e.g., mobility
most sensitive areas – supporting sensors and real time APPs) to ensure visitor numbers
managed access to preserve the and activities are sustainable and within an established
experience for all and encouraging carrying capacity of Noosa’s environment, waterways
improved behaviours in areas and infrastructure.
where nature needs to rest.
• Develop a local Surf Management Plan to help
everyone enjoy the waves safely and respectfully –
ensuring Noosa’s World Surfing Reserve stays special
for future surfers and ocean lovers to come.
• Work with Research partners and State Government
to improve our understanding and response to climate
and disaster risks to Noosa’s iconic places and tourism
industry.
• Work closely with State Government, Maritime Safety
ACTION 2.2
Queensland (MSQ) and river users to ensure the health
Management and quality of the waterways are enhanced, to improve
of Noosa River: the biodiversity, aquatic health and scenic amenity
of our much-loved river.
• Support MSQ in removing abandoned vessels and
Together, we advocate for a quality regulating vessel use to ensure limits to permanent
Noosa River experience through occupation of vessels and use of vessels for short
sustainable river management and stay letting.
working with relevant authorities to
ensure the rivers health is prioritised. • Develop programs to engage landowners to support
regenerative agriculture to protect Noosa’s River system
– supporting landholders practises, reducing soil and
pollutant runoff, enhancing sustainable and local food
production.
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