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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA   10 MAY 2022




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     Table 2: Identified regional fauna species of conservation significance
      — ———s—s—sSsSsSsCiCSCSpee cies of National or Stat te Conservation Significance _                          ee

     Grey-headed flying-fox

     Black-breasted button-quail
     Glossy black cockatoo                PN utinerabie
     Plumed frogmouth

                                                         Reptiles
     Common death adder
    Great sandy blind snake
     Hawksbill turtle
     Leatherback turtle

     Olive ridley turtle

    Wallum rocketfrog
    Wallum sedge frog
                                                       Fish and Rays

                                                       invertebrates
    Australian fritillar                             Critically endangered
     Richmond birdwing butterfl                          NA                                   uinerable
     Exclusions
     The primary focus of Strategy 1.3 of the NES is to, ‘Ensure populations of key threatened indicator species remain
     viable’. Species that fell under the following categories were excluded from Table 5 (not shortlisted), as the
     following species attributes do not satisfy the general requirements for an indicator species.

         0   Migratory species with no regionally confirmed breeding activity
             Migratory Species (such as some shorebirds) which seasonally occur but do not breed within the Noosa
             Region, are not suitable indicator species for ecosystem health changes. This is because their regional
             presence may be a result of external impacts when the species is located outside of the Region.

     NOOSA COUNCIL                   PO Box 141                    P. (07) 5329 6500         [email protected]
     AIRORT AULA A Et                TEWANTIN QLD 4565             F. (07) 5329 6501         www.noosa.qld.gov.au

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