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2021-09-13 GC Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Oyster Project Annual Report 2
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Improve public
knowledge about
shellfish restoration
Indigenous Support the aspirations of Noosa and District Landcare to Partnership established
inclusion Kabi Kabi Nation involve indigenous youth in
hands-on or on-water actions, Events to be planned on an
Benefit from traditional where opportunities arise. ongoing basis.
knowledge
Endorsement from Kabi Kabi
elders and permission to
integrate traditional
knowledge in project-
related products secured.
Elders kept up to date with
project happenings. TNC will
meet with elders as they
request.
Schools Engage local schools in Noosa Environmental Hub to Partnerships established
participation the project integrate Sunshine State High and activities in planning
School into the project and underway.
Improve public
knowledge about Noosa Biosphere Community
shellfish restoration Association to carry out school
activities and indigenous river
awareness actions with
Tewantin schools
Tewantin Provide a focus site for Tewantin Bushcare to help Partnership established
Demonstration community education develop restoration
Site activities and access to demonstration site at Tewantin Discussions underway
one of the oyster
restoration sites
Fish habitat Bring Noosa’s underwater Ozfish – Noosa Chapter MoU in place between TNC
monitoring life and the value of Ozfish to use Remote and Ozfish
habitat diversity to life in Underwater Video (RUV)
the public realm, techniques to seek out and Ozfish has equipment locally
particularly to fishers record marine species diversity and is being supported by
Ozfish to also help test RUV TNC where needed to
techniques at different river identify and record Noosa
locations and promote the River fish habitats
importance of marine habitats
and restoration to its members TNC is also being supported
and public by the Pumicestone Passage
oyster ecosystem
restoration project (Ozfish +
Healthy Land and Water).
The project is sharing oyster
gardening experiences and
equipment with the Noosa
project team.
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