DESTINATION MANAGEMENT PLAN - PHASE 2 ENGAGEMENT · Attachment 1 - Noosa Council Draft DMP for Phase 2 engagement

                                             • Develop and implement a Noosa Custodian Program
     ACTION 3.1
                                                (For the Love of Noosa) encouraging locals , businesses
     Joint Custodian                            and visitors to become ambassadors in ways to care for

     Program (For the                           Noosa and leave it better than they found it.

     Love of Noosa):                         • Promote opportunities that are easy for local and
                                                visitors to participate in – such as tree planting, bush
                                                care, beach clean-ups and cultural walks recognising
     Together, we ensure that Noosa is          that everyone can play a part in protecting Noosa.
     kept special for future generations,
     by participating in a Joint Custodian   • Encourage creative and engaging ways for visitors and
                                                residents to be involved and reward behaviour change,
     Program that invites visitors,
                                                such as the promotion of ‘voluntourism’ opportunities
     businesses and locals to actively
                                                where visitors participate in voluntary programs that
     support Noosa’s regenerative
                                                support our community and environment.
     tourism values and actions.

                                             • Assist local businesses and community groups to create
                                                unique experiences that showcase Noosa’s natural
                                                beauty, history, and culture—through local food, art, live
                                                music, and traditions—to offer authentic Noosa
                                                experiences for locals and visitors.




                                             • Council together with the Tourism Industry lead the
     ACTION 3.2
                                                way in investing in programs to achieve responsible,
     Build Industry                             regenerative tourism – including lasting initiatives
                                                that support the 2032 Brisbane Olympics net zero
     Capability and                             commitment, and deliver regenerative experiences,
     Experiences:                                that help our residents and visitors give back.


                                             • Partner with the Kabi Kabi Peoples Aboriginal
     Together we improve the                    Corporation (KKPAC) to support local tourism operators
                                                in learning and sharing Kabi Kabi traditions, stories and
     Noosa experience by supporting
                                                culture — as taught and entrusted by KKPAC.
     programs that build the knowledge
     and capability of our tourism
                                             • Support, facilitate and promote nature-based and
     businesses so that they can
                                                eco-certified businesses that actively contribute to
     demonstrate leadership in                  environmental protection and enhance community and
     promoting regenerative practices,          visitor wellbeing.
     environmental accreditation, and
     authentic cultural traditions and       • Support and show case local food and beverage
     storytelling.                              producers to develop regenerative experiences that
                                                deliver fresh, nutrient rich and locally grown food and
                                                beverage that helps sustain and promote the wellbeing
                                                of locals and visitors while in Noosa.


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