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2018-08-07 P&E Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Noosa Biosphere Reserve 10 Year Periodic Review
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Noosa Biosphere Reserve - Periodic Review 2018
protection of the environment. Successful applicants were announced in late 2017 and early 2018. A
summary of the successful projects can be found in Table 14 below.
Table 14. - Summary of Big Ideas Project Grants 2017-18
PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT GRANT CO-INVESTMENT TOTAL PROJECT
SIZE RECIPIENT TITLE AMOUNT (Cash & In Kind) PROJECT SUMMARY
VALUE
Large Noosa & District Keeping On $123,700 $148,330 $272,030 Implementation of
Projects Landcare (NDL) Keeping it in repair works in areas
(over Kin Kin – Stage identified by LiDAR;
$20,000) 2 trial of new water
quality monitoring.
University of the Koala Forever $40,000 $90,000 $130,000 Further work on koala
Sunshine Coast Noosa mapping and health
(USC) status of Noosa
koalas.
Country Noosa Rural $65,000 $74,000 $139,000 Development of a new
Hinterland Plan rural enterprise
roadmap and
informing local
landholders of
sustainable farming
opportunities.
Small Marine Ecology Environmental $19,500 $11,000 $30,500 Collection and
Projects Education and Cultural distribution of
(under Indigenous Learning Trail Indigenous Ecological
$20,000) Corporation Knowledge within the
NBR.
Peregian Beach Pandanus $20,000 $50,000 $70,000 Research into
Community Preservation Pandanus tree
Association Project dieback disease and
its eradication.
Sunshine Beach Bush Tucker $2,500 - $2,500 Bush Tucker garden
State School Garden and development and
Parents & Citizens Outdoor refurbishment for
Association Classroom environmental
education in a local
primary school.
Tourism Noosa Noosa Trail $19,500 $30,720 $50,220 Establishment of a
Master Plan master plan and
network for local eco-
trails.
Zero Emissions Roadmap to $19,800 $20,900 $40,400 Identification of the
Noosa 100% best way forward for
Renewable Noosa to be a ‘Zero
Energy Emissions’ Shire.
$310,000 $424,650 $734,650
TOTAL GRANTS CO-FUNDS PROJECT
VALUE
(C) Noosa Council
Further research has been undertaken by NSC Consultants in the areas of Climate Change Hazard
Adaptation Strategy and Biodiversity Assessment. The purpose of the research was to determine future
strategy and inform the development of the new Noosa Plan.
6.3 Traditional and local knowledge
Indigenous knowledge
The Queensland Planning Act 2016 is the first planning legislation in Australia to explicitly acknowledge
the importance of valuing, protecting and promoting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge,
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