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Theme 2 - Waterlands, Wetlands and Coasts
Goal: By 2030 waterways, wetlands and coasts are healthy, resilient to change and valued by the
community.
Target Measure Implementation in EBFRs
Strategy 2.2: Protect and enhance coastal environments and vegetated buffers to coastal
foreshores
By 2030, maintain the extent of Review mapping of vegetation extent Detailed regional ecosystem
vegetated buffers and improve of coastal foreshores every 2 years. mapping was prepared in EBFRs in
diversity of coastal ecosystems. 2021-22, with significant expansion
Every 5 years updated regional of mapped high value regrowth and
ecosystem mapping will be used to some expansion of mapped Regional
identify changes in the number and Ecosystems (RE). In 2021 mapped
extent of coastal regional High Value Regrowth (HVR) and RE
ecosystems. was 87.3 ha, increasing to 126.9 ha
in 2022 and four new REs, 12.2.5,
12.2.7, 12.2.13, and 12.2.15, were
mapped, probably due to the more
detailed mapping rather than more
recovered vegetation.
Activity/project Council’s Strategies Status in EBFRs in 2022
role
Develop an integrated water Partner, 2.1, 2.2, 4.3 The Rivers and Coast team will use
monitoring network for Council, enabler, baseline water quality data to develop
community and other agencies, funder sub-catchment report cards for coastal
including event monitoring of creeks (Marcus, Peregian and
sediments, nutrients and litter for Castaways) to determine water quality
Noosa and Mary Catchments, and a and management actions, with the
Mary River sub-catchment baseline potential to expand the monitoring of
and report card. coastal creeks in future.
Work with the Environmental Health team
is underway to ensure data collected
through the recreational water quality
monitoring program more publicly
accessible.
Implement an Eastern Beaches dune Partner, funder 1.1, 1.3, 2.2, The development of a EBFRMP is a direct
rehabilitation program to improve the 4.3 result of this activity. Updatecondition
condition, species diversity and mapping and ecological restoration plans
stability of dune ecosystems and is ongoing.
enhance resilience to climate change.
Undertake a stormwater quality Provider, 2.1, 2.2, 4.3 Stormwater infrastructure audits and
improvement program, that includes researcher condition assessments are ongoing and
an audit of stormwater quality help inform Council’s capital works
improvement devices, analysing renewal programs. The Burgess Creek
current infrastructure, current best sub-catchment requires the development
practice and options to improve of a catchment management plan to
infrastructure as it is due for inform future planning and improvements.
replacement. This work is underway. .
The Environmental Health and
Environmental Services branches are
working on a coordinated approach to
stormwater quality monitoring to help
inform future management.
Eastern Beaches Foreshore Reserves Management Plan 2023 Page 82
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