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2022-02-08 Planning and Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 FEBRUARY 2022
Attachment 1 - Noosa Environment Strategy – Year Two Implementation Progress
Environment Strategy Status Progress comments
Enabling Actions
A. Implement an Environment Grants Noosa Council provides funding to projects working towards Noosa Environment Strategy targets
program to support community projects through three different grant streams, these are:
and programs that lead to • Community & Environment Alliance Agreement.
implementation of the Environment • Community, Environment Project Grant.
Strategy. • Multi-Year Environment Collaborative Grant.
In the 2021/22 the grant program was also expanded to include a new category of the Climate
Change Response.
A summary of awarded Noosa Council grants in the 2020/21 FY working towards Noosa
Environment Strategy targets has been complied and is separately attached to this report.
Notable projects funded in this reporting period include:
• Enter the Flyosphere delivered by Noosa Integrated Catchment Association focuses on
long-term monitoring of Shorebirds at Noosa Spit and community awareness raising
through the distribution of interpretive material and the installation of a telescope to
engage residents and visitors. Council investment of $14,977.00
• Engaging Local Communities in Restoring Bush (Roving Restorers Noosa Chapter)
which is delivered by Noosa Landcare is a program that facilitates a group volunteers who
deliver restoration and weed management works on both private and public land. Council
investment of $23,620.00
• Keep in in Kin Kin, delivered by Noosa & District Landcare is a large-scale soil
conservation project in the Kin Kin creek catchment that focuses on engaging private
landholders to undertake remediation works in priority riparian areas on their properties.
Council investment $240,000 over three years.
• Plastic Free Noosa, by Tourism Noosa, is a program aiming to drive wide-scale change
by empowering the Noosa community in eliminating single-use plastics through direct
engagement, recognition and facilitating circular economies. Council investment
$185,400 over three years.
• Hinterland Rural Extension Program, delivered by Mary River Catchment Coordinating
Committee, also focuses on private land riparian remediation. Council investment
$105,000 over three years.
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