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2020-05-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Community Bushland Care Program Successfully delivered an information Maintaining Bushcare work sites Engagement of external trainers to
session for the Burgess Creek while volunteer activities have deliver 3 workshops to registered
Restoration project. 50+ people ceased due to COVID-19. volunteers with the aim of further
attended which is very encouraging. Exploring ways to keep volunteers enhancing knowledge and skills
Successfully launched a new group engaged during COVID-19 changes within the program (dependant on
at Noosa Waters, Shorehaven to service i.e. digital presentations, COVID situation).
Bushland Reserve. relevant interesting articles, Annual Bushcare leaders meeting to
interesting info on our Bushland discuss the year ahead. (dependant
reserves and what our Natural Areas on COVID situation).
team are up to. Commencement of a trial Cane Toad
Continued production of promotional trapping program in Castaways
material (flyers etc.) for groups that Creek as part of UQ's Cane Toad
are wanting to boost their numbers. Challenge (dependant on COVID
Explore citizen science opportunities situation).
to integrate into the program.
Yurol Ringtail Project Community Engagement Plan and Continue to support community Continue to support HQP/ DAF/ QPS/
coordinated communications information, customer queries and Landcare with Yurol-Ringtail State
underway for Yurol-Ringtail State engagement with HQP and DAF to Forest Conservation Project
Forests Conservation Project in ensure stakeholder and community particularly in relation to customer
partnership with HQ Plantations awareness of harvesting underway. enquiries and advise on vegetation
(HQP) and the Department of restoration works.
Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF)
guided by the Transition Committee.
Community tree planting at Ringtail
on 29 February, 140 volunteers
planted 2000 trees.
Pest Management Completed 3rd quarter of Biosecurity Feral pig control trapping in Federal Complete 4th quarter of Biosecurity
Surveillance Program including the and Kin Kin areas. Surveillance program.
inspection of properties in the Kin Fox control trapping in coastal Complete development of 2020 –
Kin, Pinbarren, Cooran and that part reserve areas from Sunshine Beach 2024 Biosecurity Surveillance
of Como that is within the Noosa to Peregian coinciding with the start Program and seek Council
Council boundary. of the breeding season. endorsement.
Annual Wild dog trapping program Fireweed control on properties in the Complete first round of Coordinated
completed in Cootharaba, Kin Kin, Cooroy area. Wild dog control baiting program.
Pinbarren and Federal.
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