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2023-03-07 - P&E Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Environmental Services - Threatened Fauna Recovery Road Map
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Table 1: Examples of Noosa Council’s investments in threatened species conservation
Species Establishment Items Outcomes
Noosa Shire Koala Details Council’s commitments to monitoring and
2016
Conservation Plan 2016 management of the species
2,400ha of land transitioning to National Park
Koala 2017 Yurol and Ringtail Project
status over the next 10 years
QUT Yurol-Ringtail State
2020 Forest Koala Baseline and Baseline population monitoring
Monitoring Project
Supporting the Glossy Black Conservancy and
Annual The Great Glossy Count local community members active in population
Glossy black monitoring
cockatoo
Support to the Glossy Black
Annual Contribution to management of the species
Conservancy
Annual Operational budget Sustainable reducing human / wildlife conflicts
DES Flying-fox Management
Flying-foxes 2021 - 2022 Site-specific Flying-fox Roost Management Plans
Grants
Regional Flying-fox
Development of a regional approach to
2022 Statement of Management
sustainable flying-fox management
Intent
Council works collaboratively with several stakeholders invested in threatened fauna conservation. Consultation
will continue to be undertaken with key external stakeholders in both the development and implementation of
future fauna conservation programs. A Stakeholder Consultation Plan is provided as Attachment Two.
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