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2017-12-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 DECEMBER 2017
5. Catchment management relevance
The Mary River catchment is the 4th highest contributor of sediments to the Great Barrier
Reef.
Six Mile Creek provides primary habitat for the endangered Mary River Cod which has
suffered population declines since 1930s.
Six Mile Creek also provides habitat for the Australian Lungfish which is a prehistoric
species currently under threat due to reductions in breeding habitat.
The rainforest remnants along Six Mile Creek provide habitat for the stream dependent and
endangered Giant Barred Frog and other rare and threatened frog species.
The Mary River tributaries within the Woondum National Park, Ridgewood, Black Mountain,
Yurol State Forest, Cooroy and Timbeerwah are areas of high ecological value (Noosa
Shire Biodiversity Assessment Report, 2017).
The water quality of the Mary River tributaries located within the Shire is monitored by
volunteers in the Noosa Waterwatch Program. A Water Quality Report for Six Mile Creek
Catchment was developed by Waterwatch in 2017.
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