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2019-11-12 - P&E Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa Biosecurity Plan 2020
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7. Community engagement
Essential to the success of implementing biosecurity programs is strong community engagement.
The Noosa Biosecurity Plan is promoted through:
Community engagement processes during its development
Displays at public events
Updated websites with links to biosecurity resources
Utilising existing networks to promote the importance of managing biosecurity matters
8. Summary
The Noosa Biosecurity Plan provides Council and community with a framework to manage invasive
animals and plants in a practical and meaningful way. The Plan’s objective is to manage invasive
plant and animal biosecurity risks to people, biodiversity, and the local economy based on priorities
and actions that are practical for all landowners. To help achieve these objectives an
implementation Action Plan guides delivery over the next 5 years. Council appreciates efforts from
landowners and volunteers to help protect Noosa’s values from the threats of invasive plants and
animals.
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