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2021-02-09 P&E Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Plan 2021-2026
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Log in to see the plans as drawnBushland Reserve Biodiversity Profile: Cooroibah Conservation Park This 162 hectare reserve comprises a number of freehold properties purchased under Council’s Environment Levy land acquisition program since 2006 and is located between Lake Cooroibah, Cooroibah Creek, and Lake Cooroibah Road. There is a remarkable diversity of vegetation communities present within this reserve, from scribbly gum woodland, blue gum woodland, mixed eucalypt woodland, melaleuca wetland, mangroves, saltmarsh, one of the best examples of cabbage palm/flooded gum tall open forest in Noosa Shire, and a rare form of rainforest growing on weathered sandstone. The reserve has very high floral diversity, with the vulnerable species Hairy Hazelwood (Symplocos harroldii) present in good numbers. The woodland areas contain many eucalypt species exhibiting hollow formation critical for hollow dependant fauna species. Noosa Bushland Reserves Strategic Plan 2021 – 2026 Page 17
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