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Action areas - total responses
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
1: Climate change 80
2: Ecology 80
3: Social values 75
4: Partnerships 58
Action area
5: Community Education 74
6: Encroachments 90
7: Public access and recreation 79
8: Incidents and disaster management 55
9: Coastal creeks and stormwater 65
10: Foreshore tenure and gazettal 27
Community round table
• All attendees were aged 41 or older.
• 53.8% were male and 38.5% were female.
• 52.1% identified as residents or homeowners in the Eastern Beaches Area
42.3% of community roundtable participants are part of a local group.
• Comet Park Bushcare Bushland Care
• Coolum & North Shore Coast Care
• Eastern Beaches Bushcare collaborative
• Eastern Beaches Protection Association
• Natural area contractors
• Noosa and District Landcare
• Noosa Biosphere
• Noosa Bush Beach and Creek Care
• Noosa Heads SLSC
• Noosa Integrated Catchment Association
• Noosa Parks Association
• Non-coastal bushcare groups
• Peregian Beach Community Association
• Peregian Family and Friends Association
• Sunshine Beach Surf Club
• Surfrider Foundation Australia
• Zero Emissions Noosa
Key findings
Stormwater and creeks
• 10.1% of survey responses mentioned stormwater or creek/s
• This was also raised in 4 of the 13 community pop-ups
Major themes included:
• Improve the channelling of stormwater runoff away from the foreshores, particularly
following heavy rain events
• Address water quality in Burgess Creek and work with Unity Water to upgrade filtration from
their treatment plant
• Place greater emphasis on the issue of erosion at the mouth of creek outlets to the beach
Eastern Beaches Foreshore Reserves Management Plan 2023 Page 20
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