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2022-06-13 GC Agenda - Item 3 - Attachment 1 -Noosa Environment Strategy Monitoring Report 2019 - 2021
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Strategy 1.3 Improve long-term survival for key threatened
species and ecological communities
Target:
By 2030, populations of key threatened species remain viable.
It is noted that there are currently 5 established program that monitor
threatened species in the Noosa Shire, these are; Glossy Black Cockatoo
monitoring which is facilitated by Council and has been running for 17 years,
a 3 year Koala monitoring program delivered by QUT, the National Flying-Fox
monitoring project, the Find a Frog in February citizen science initiative delivered
by MRCCC and Migratory Shore Bird monitoring by NICA. A comprehensive
integrated monitoring program is under development that will identify multiple
indicator species across key habitats and will provide a Road Map for the
recovery and management of threatened species in Noosa.
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