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2019-06-11 P&E Agenda - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Environment Strategy
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Noosa River Mouth
In response to flooding and wave damage from cyclone The Noosa Spit is a recreational hub and kitesurfing is a
David in 1976, the Noosa River mouth was shifted further popular activity at the river mouth. Some low beach areas
west and the area now known as Noosa Spit revegetated. and dune systems on Noosa North Shore are excluded
In more recent times, sand bags and rocks were placed from 4WDs and dogs to protect feeding and nesting
along the river edge to further protect the Spit and Dog grounds for migratory bird species. Between 2013 and
Beach. 2018 more than 95,000m3 of sand was placed on Noosa
Main beach for beach nourishment.
Noosa Main Beach 1962
Noosa Main Beach 1962
Noosa Main Beach 2006
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