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2022-06-13 GC Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 -Noosa Environment Strategy Monitoring Report 2019 - 2021
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Dataset:
Area of Bushland Operational
Lake
Cootharaba Teewah
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( Boreen Point
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Assessments which are
Coral Sea
undertaken on Priority Bushland
Cooran !
( Pinbarren!
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Reserves in Noosa Shire.
Lake
Cooroibah
Pomona !
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( Tewantin
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( Noosa Heads
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2021
= 1509.6 ha
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Noosaville
Sunshine
Beach
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Sunrise
( Cooroy
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Beach
Castaways
Beach !
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Lake Weyba
Methodology Description:
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A Bushland Operational
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Assessment or BOA is a resilience-
2021 Bushland Operational Assessment (BOA) based method for mapping
Bushland Operational Assessment (BOA)
Excellent
Very Good
Nil
Planting
vegetation condition. A range of
Good
Moderate
Revegetation
physical attributes are assessed
Poor
Very Poor
0 1.25 2.5 5
Km
± within a specified area
and allocated a score ranging Nil
Coordinate System: GDA 1994 MGA Zone 56 1:125000
Projection: Transverse Mercator 20/01/2022
Size: A4 Corp Serv GIS
“Bushland Operational Assessment baseline data as outlined (no vegetation) through to
in the Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan” excellent.
Definitions:
Priority Bushland Reserve: A bushland reserve that has been ranked by the Bushland Reserve
Strategic Plan as being tier 3 and above on a scale of 1 to 5 with 1 being the highest priority and 5
the lowest. Scores are allocated based on a range of attributes including biodiversity value, waterway
value, carbon sink value, social value, cultural value and likelihood of success.
A baseline for a third Dataset associated with Strategy 1.1 that tracks the condition
of our regional ecosystems and compares them to the Biocondition Benchmarks for
Regional Ecosystems in South East Queensland is yet to be developed.
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