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Corporate Plan Theme – The Noosa Environment Operational Plan 22/23
Corporate Plan Key Operational Initiatives Outcomes Responsible Update Q4 status
Focus Areas Areas
Council is also actively contributing to regional flying-
fox research and management initiatives, including
the SEQ Regional Flying-fox Analysis Program.
Implement the Noosa Clear prioritisation of Environmental Implemented 4 planned burns during Q4. Completed
Bushland Reserve resources towards Services Provided assistance to other complementary
Strategic Management bushland management agencies.
Plan and Fire Management and active involvement of Stakeholder consultation for upcoming burn activities
Plan the community in the conducted.
restoration of degraded
Audit and action on fire trail network completed.
bushland areas
Modern Water Monitoring Introduction of an Environmental Workshops with internal and external stakeholders On track
Program overarching and Services are ongoing to develop specific components of the On-going. The delivery
integrated data collection program including priority areas and actions for the of the program for the
and water monitoring catchments, data management and development of Noosa and Mary River
program to improve our sub-catchment report cards. catchments is
understanding of our incorporated in the
waterways across the 23/24 Oper. Plan
One of the group’s citizen scientists has prepared
shire sub-catchment report cards for the coastal creeks and
Kin Kin Creek, and a Situation Analysis of across the
Shire’s monitoring program is expected to be
delivered at the group’s next workshop 24 July 2023.
Deployment of a remote telemetry station at Eenie
Creek has occurred, with the remaining two soon to
be deployed in the Kin Kin Creek and at Cooran.
Water quality data for Burgess Creek has been
received from Unitywater for last 5 years of monitoring
to help coordinate management actions for the sub
catchment, and provided to Council at a workshop
held 1 June 2023, and via a Council report to the July
round of meetings.
Council staff were invited to tour the Burgess Creek
Wastewater Treatment Plant in May, and plans are
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