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NOOSA SHIRE COUNCIL
Corporate Plan 2023-28
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THEME 1: Environment Objective 1.2: Partner with landowners and community groups to manage, protect and regenerate natural environment assets, improve resilience, and incorporate Indigenous knowledge.
Operational Plan 2023-24
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Initiative 1.2.2: Continue to deliver a Community Bushcare Program for the active volunteers across the bushland care groups and improve reporting and monitoring of bushland care activities including review of the Community Bushland Care Guideline.
Q1:On Track
Q2:On Track
Bushcare program proceeding as planned. Additional resources applied by Council has facilitated increased membership and the formation of a new group. Strategic planning undertaken in Q2. Awards and recognition for bushcare volunteers.
Q3:On Track
Q4:Complete
Program successfully delivered and expanded with an additional two groups joining the program. Current program has 21 groups with over 250 active volunteers that contributed over $200K in-kind labour hours. Professional support from Council is currently 2.0FTE with additional contractor support to ensure all groups have engagement from Council on all projects. Council support includes co-development of annual work plans.
Noosa Shire Council
Corporate Plan

2023-28
Theme 1: Environment
Objective 1.2: Partner with landowners and community groups to manage, protect and regenerate natural environment assets, improve resilience, and incorporate Indigenous knowledge.
Operational Plan
2023-24
Initiative 1.2.2: Continue to deliver a Community Bushcare Program for the active volunteers across the bushland care groups and improve reporting and monitoring of bushland care activities including review of the Community Bushland Care Guideline.
Q1: On Track
Q2: On Track
Q3: On Track
Q4: Completed
Bushcare program proceeding as planned. Additional resources applied by Council has facilitated increased membership and the formation of a new group. Strategic planning undertaken in Q2. Awards and recognition for bushcare volunteers.
Program successfully delivered and expanded with an additional two groups joining the program. Current program has 21 groups with over 250 active volunteers that contributed over $200K in-kind labour hours. Professional support from Council is currently 2.0FTE with additional contractor support to ensure all groups have engagement from Council on all projects. Council support includes co-development of annual work plans.