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Annex 6 - Public Information Sessions Report
Attached to the e-mail DA Application - Noosa Oyster Project (2 of 3).
While the speakers facilitated the sessions, three TNC officers took notes and spoke one-on-one with the attendees.
After the sessions, attendees were asked if they were willing to complete an exit interview, but with all the
enthusiasm and discussion, this was not always possible, so 17 of the 28 attendees were formally interviewed.
Facilitation
TNC facilitated all sessions. The following TNC staff were directly involved in setting up and facilitating the event:
Speakers: Chris Gillies - Ocean Program Director, TNC,
Craig Bohm - Restoration Coordinator – SE Queensland, TNC
Logistics: Callum Dittes – Oyster Restoration Project Officer, TNC
Helen Bowyer - Community Outreach Coordinator, TNC
Mikayla Ploughman – Safety Advisor, TNC
Comms: Rachel Bailey – Director of Communications, Marketing and Membership, TNC
Jenny Luu – Digital Specialist, Marketing and Media, TNC
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The public consultation sessions were promoted widely via TNC’s sophisticated social media outreach system.
In response, 132 people viewed the project on the TNC Website and on social media the event received 16,561 hits
(Table 1).
Table 1: Media hits
TNC Website
Date Page title Page views
27 Nov to 13
Dec Events page: Noosa info sessions 132
Social Media
Date Type Reach
27 Nov to 13
Dec Facebook event 5,472
3-Dec Facebook event post 4,569
27 Nov to 1 Dec Facebook event advertisement 2,907
3 Dec to 13 Dec Facebook event post advertisement 3,613
TOTAL HITS 16,561
TNC also put out a media release (Appendix 1) to all news outlets. The project team also notified local stakeholders
and encouraged them to promote the sessions widely.
After the event, TNC secured articles in the Noosa Today and Sunshine Coast Daily on the 15/12/20 (Appendix 2).
Community Participants
28 community members attended the sessions (9 females, 19 males) (Table 1).
A further 5 individuals confirmed for evening sessions but did not appear, and another 4 people called TNC with
information queries about the project and expressed that they supported the project but could not attend.
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