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2019-11-12 - P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2020
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To maximise management effectiveness pest animal control is undertaken subject to movement,
breeding and feeding patterns. For example foxes are controlled prior to turtle nesting. Table 7
below depicts the seasonal nature of invasive animal species management.
Table 7 Council calendar for invasive animal species management
Map 3 Noosa Koala Habitat Map
Case study: Research into wild dogs and koalas
Research has shown that wild dogs use bushland as a refuge and can significantly impact on koala
populations. Council and the University of Sunshine Coast have developed a proposal to expand
wild dog control efforts towards key koala habitat areas. This will not only help landowners but also
provide further protection to local koala populations.
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