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2021-09-13 GC Agenda - Item 11 - Attachment 1 - Noosa Oyster Project Annual Report 2
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To improve the environmental health of the Noosa River Estuary through active
Project Goal restoration and conservation activities that engage the Noosa Community in meaningful
conservation and support economic and community wellbeing.
Expected
completion date Party
Objectives Deliverables (from 1 July 2019 Measurable outcomes responsible for
unless otherwise Deliverable
stated)
Obtain necessary local permits/approvals for
government installation of oyster
permits/approvals reefs are obtained.
including in particular
fisheries development
approval for oyster reef
restoration
(A2.3) Community,
Records of public and
industry and stakeholder
stakeholder consultation,
consultation sufficient to
18 months including one-on-one TNC
gain majority support for
meetings, open forums,
reef restoration
media, etc.
locations.
(A3.1) Community,
industry and stakeholder
A-3 Community consultation to identify Records of public and
engagement most appropriate stakeholder consultation,
TNC & Noosa
community volunteering 18 months including one-on-one
Council
Strengthen opportunities (e.g. shell meetings, open forums,
community recycling, oyster media, etc.
interest, support gardens, oyster watch,
and participation in video monitoring).
Noosa River (A3.2) Establish at least
restoration by one community Record of volunteer
establishing a volunteering program hours dedicated to
community identified from the community volunteering
volunteering above process which 18 months programs, such as: shell TNC & NSC
program to support takes into account recycling, oyster gardens,
reef restoration current and future oyster watch, video
resources, management monitoring.
and interest.
(A4.1) Restoration at two
sites (approx. 40m-50m At least two (2) sites with
A-4 Reef shore length per site) at least overall 80m
24 months
restoration which tests reef design shore length of reef TNC
and construction restored, and being
Restore oyster reef methods and oyster actively monitored.
ecosystems across growth and survival.
the lower estuary (A4.2) Restoration across In addition to the two
multiple sites, as 36 months pilot sites, a number of
TNC
determined by habitat sites comprising
suitability modelling and a minimum of a further
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