Noosa's Koala Conservation Plan
Consultation has concluded
This consultation has now closed and the final delivery of the project is underway. Thank you for all your input which has helped shape this project for the community.
Noosa Council has developed a Draft Koala Conservation Plan in order to implement its Koala Policy which was adopted by Council in 2015. Council sought community comment and input into the Draft Koala Conservation Plan between April 29 and June 10, 2016 and adopted the Koala Conservation Plan on July 21, 2016.
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Ensure effective coordination with community based groups
There are at least three shire-based groups that have koala protection as a core element of their activities. The Council is in a prime position to work with these groups and State-level organisations in a coordinated way to ensure there is effective integration of effort in this sector
almost 8 years ago
"Import" koalas from Kangaroo Island; have multiple viewing platforms. So many visitors are disappointed not to see even one Noosa koala.
almost 8 years ago
Free Gum Trees
Every rate payer in rural/semi rural areas should be offered FREE gum trees suitable to encourage the increase in koala population regrowth
almost 8 years ago
Firstly, congratulations on the development of the Koala Management Plan! I would like to suggest a few additional strategies to achieve policy objectives as follows: In relation to community awareness: Why not engage with all local schools to establish
Suggestions for inclusion in the Koala Management Plan
almost 8 years ago
Increase Koala trees
Not only fund tree planting projects but extend the corridors & make it a requirement that any new building/clearing development contribute financially to buy trees.
