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Burgess Creek Bushland Reserve
David Low Way, Sunrise Beach
10.9 hectares
Values
High conservation values
High levels of community participation
Active Community Bushland Care group
Significant species and habitat
Freshwater wetlands and Burgess Creek
Connecting Noosa National Park to coast
Regional and local pedestrian and cycle
connectivity
High Ecological Value wetlands
Threatened and special wildlife
Very High Aquatic conservation significance
State Significance Bioregional Corridor
State Biodiversity Significance
Management Considerations
High internal fragmentation – paths,
infrastructure, clearing
Water and sewerage infrastructure
Burgess Creek
Significant changes to hydrology and
nutrient profiles – Sewerage Treatment
Plant and stormwater discharge
Erosion and creek mouth movement
Significant environmental weed infestations
Fire management
Deed of Management Agreement with Qld
Department of Resources
Castaways Beach Foreshore Reserve
David Low Way, Castaways Beach
31.66 hectares
Values
6 beach accesses
One coastal creek
High levels of community participation
Active Community Bushland Care group
High strategic, . in situ conservation values
Significant species and habitat
Freshwater wetlands
Loggerhead and green sea turtles
High Ecological Value wetlands
Threatened and special wildlife
State Biodiversity Significance
Very High Aquatic conservation significance
State Significance Bioregional Corridor
Management Considerations
High internal fragmentation – beach
accesses, clearing
Coastal creek
Figure 44: Burgess Creek Bushland Reserve and
Significant changes to hydrology and
Castaways Beach Foreshore Reserve nutrient profiles – stormwater, roof water
Significant environmental weed infestations
Fire management
Eastern Beaches Foreshore Reserves Management Plan 2023 Page 10
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