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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
Delivered by • Collection of frog records from 15 species across 32 sites in
MRCCC the Noosa Shire.
Hinterland $105,000.00 This rural landholder program will target high priority sub-
Rural catchments of the Mary River catchment for extension and on-
Over 3
Extension ground incentives to improve downstream water quality. This project
years
Program links with the MRCCC Reef Trust program, Noosa & District
Landcare and Country Noosa.
Delivered by
MRCCC This grant is ongoing and will be reviewed at acquittal time in June
2022 and March 2023.
Plastic Free $185,400 Plastic Free Noosa protects the environment by empowering the
Noosa Noosa community in eliminating single-use plastics through direct
Over 3
engagement, recognition and facilitating circular economies to
Delivered by years
create lasting change.
Tourism
Noosa Below are the measurable outcomes from this project thus far;
• 171 Plastic Free Noosa members.
• 2 Plastic Free Noosa Youth Ambassadors and inspired
school children to become Waste Warriors.
• Eliminated 5 million+ single-use plastic items.
• Eliminated over 55,000 plastic bottles.
• Eliminated 13,348 single-use coffee cups from landfill
annually through gifting Keep Cups.
• Removed over 90kg of rubbish at clean-ups.
• 4100kg of CO2 sequestered through Trees for Tourism.
Community & Environment Alliance Agreement
Project Amount Outcomes
funded
Provide 24/7 $33,165.00 Funding for operational support that has allowed The applicant to
flying fox carry on doing the rescue and rehabilitation of the Flying-foxes and
rescue micro bats, plus the ongoing capability to educate people in the role
service Flying -foxes and micro bats play in the environment
Flying Fox
Rescue &
Release Inc.
Manage and $20,150.00 Delivered land management information and knowledge through
maintain workshop series, responding to individual enquiries and undertaking
volunteer visits to individual properties, providing information for members via
programs. newsletters and regular emails, providing updated information on
Facebook and Instagram maintaining a 'shop front' in Pomona
Noosa
called the Hinterhub to address concerns;provision of employees for
Landcare
representation at community and industry-related meetings
throughout the shire and further afield. In conjunction with Council
Project Officers and Directors, NDLG has leveraged co-funding
through a partnership approach to investment of key public sites
throughout the shire such as 'Trees for Tourism' projects on the
Noosa Trail, Black Star Coffee Plantings at Cooran, BMRG funding
for key Cats Claw Creeper Infestations at various Council sites
(reserves).
Three year $54,540.00 Organizational support. For Zero Emissions Noosa.
Environment
Over three This funding has meant the organization has been able to continue
Alliance
years. their activities focused on outreach and engagement to achieve
Agreement
increased community awareness of emission reduction
opportunities.
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