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2021-06-08 P&E Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan 2021-2026
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Ecological Condition Reserves with poorer 0 = poor condition (contains a large number of Expert Panel Contributions Noosa Local Government
and trajectory condition have less invasive species that are increasing in area and Area Pest Management Plan
potential for native vegetation lacks structural and species 2015-19
biological recovery. complexity) Requires a large amount of
resourcing over an extended time (greater Noosa Biodiversity
than 5 years) to improve condition to fair Conservation Plan 2017
however has a high risk of failure.
1= fair, contains some invasive species but
native vegetation exhibits a good range of
species diversity and structural diversity.
Requires regular and targeted intervention to
manage invasive species to improve reserve to
moderate condition.
2= moderate. Contains low populations of
invasive species covering a small area of the
reserve such as the edge and native vegetation
is structurally and species diverse. Targeted
management over 3 to 5 years will convert the
reserve to pristine condition.
3= pristine condition. No invasive species
present, Native vegetation has intact structural
and species diversity with no disturbance.
Requires regular monitoring and early
intervention activities to manage any invasive
species recruitment.
Biodiversity Invasive Reserves with 0- Contains high populations of invasive 1) Pest Info / Collector App data Noosa Local Government
species existence existence of certain species Area Pest Management Plan
weeds and feral 1- Contains scattered populations of 2) Expert Panel Contribution 2015-19
animals that have invasive species
high impact to 2- Contains no invasive species Noosa Biodiversity
biodiversity value, Conservation Plan 2017
have less potential
for biological
recovery.
Climate change Broad vegetation 0= temp sensitive/exposed and sensitive SLR Noosa Biodiversity Plan 2017. Link to NC Climate Change
resilience rating groups that are less 1= temp sensitive/not exposed to SLR Noosa_SL_temp_sensitivity_exposure Adaptation Plan, NC
(temperature, sea vulnerable to climate 2= Not exposed/not sensitive Emissions Reduction Policy
level rise) change exhibit higher /Plan & Coastal Management
viability for Plan
Noosa Bushland Reserves Strategic Management Plan 2021 – 2026 Page 66
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