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2021-09-13 GC Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Oyster Project Annual Report 2
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Bruce McConkey - Noosa Integrated Catchment Association
Nick Hluszko - President of the Noosa North Shore Association Inc.
Chris Massoud - Commercial fishing family
Ben Broadfoot - Ozfish - Noosa Chapter
Peter Hunnam - Tewantin Bushcare
Michael Gloster - Noosa Parks Association
Bryan Walsh - Noosa Parks Association
Bruce Davidson - Recreational fisher’s interest
Jady Smith - Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation
Craig Doolan - Noosa Shire Council
Callum Dittes - The Nature Conservancy
Helen Bowyer - The Nature Conservancy
Craig Bohm - The Nature Conservancy
Simon Branigan - The Nature Conservancy
Tom Wegener - Noosa Shire Council (workshop walk in)
Also invited:
Brian Warner - Kabi Kabi Nation
Juanita Bloomfield - Tourism Noosa
The workshop participants discussed these topics enthusiastically, identifying project areas that best fit their interests
and expertise, and which could be explored in further detail. Table 3 summarises the state of play with these
partnerships.
Table 3: Community Partnerships Update
Project area Objective Partnership Status
Shuck Don’t Engage local businesses 3 restaurants participating in Restaurants enthusiastically
Chuck in the project supplying local oyster shell to collecting, washing and
the project as Shuck Don’t storing shells.
Chuck partners:
- Noosa Yacht and Contractor engaged to
Rowing Club collect shell from
- Noosa Harbour Fish restaurants on a fortnightly
Market basis.
- Grenny’s Noosa by the
River
Collect oyster shells to Resource Recovery Australia 15 tonnes of oyster shell are
add to oyster beds and (RRA), Cleanaway and now curing at the Doonan
for use in oyster Mooloolaba Fish Market Solid Waste Facility
gardening - following strict biosecurity
protocols
Water quality Improve resolution of NICA to provide water quality Partnership established
monitoring water quality data sets at information at the oyster Baseline monitoring has
the oyster restoration restoration sites commenced
sites
Oyster gardening Engage local households, NICA to implement oyster Partnership established
businesses and/or groups gardening, beginning with a
in the project pilot phase, then review and Grant agreement in place
consideration of upscaling, if and work has commenced
practical
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