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2019-11-18 GC Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2020
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Log in to see the plans as drawnInvasive species will respond in different ways under climate change pressure. A
landownerslandowner’s adaptive response will depend on the nature of the climate change impact
and the species concerned. This is summarised in the table below.
Climate change Impact Invasive species Adaptation response
pressure response
Ecological
Increased Loss of biodiversity Certain fire dependant Fire dependant invasive species
temperature through more frequent invasive species can are rated as a high priority for
and severe wildfires dominate native management within the
species after fire. prioritisation table.
Tropical weed species Ecosystems that are susceptible
expected to expand to the impacts of wildfire, such
their range to SEQ as e.g. rainforest, are managed
as fire exclusion areas.
Traditional landowner
management practices are re-
instated across the vegetation
network where appropriate
More severe flood Erosion of riparian Greater opportunity for Riparian buffer areas are
events areas invasive species to restored on a priority basis
invade areas impacted
by erosion
Sea level rise Salt water inundation Encourages salt Allow space for ecosystem
tolerant species transitional movement through
planning scheme protections
and environment levy land
purchases
More severe storm Storm damage to Reduced canopy cover Assess through Bio-condition
events vegetation provides greater Assessments and remediate
opportunity for based on priorities identified in
invasive species to the Biodiversity Assessment
invade understory report 2016
Prolonged drought Loss of biodiversity Drought tolerant Drought tolerant invasive
invasive species species are rated as a high
Changes to
outcompete native priority for management within
groundwater
species the prioritisation table
hydrology.
Alteration of flowering
patterns and nectar for
fauna
Economic
Increased Reduced crop yield More favourable Landowners are encouraged to
temperature conditions for some manage invasive species that
invasive species to respond to temperature
invade crop and extremes
pasture areas
More severe flood Soil erosion and Weed species invade Landowners are encouraged to
events saturation disturbed areas minimise soil erosion through
land management practices
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