The Rivers 2 Ramsar Project team, Partnerships with Landcare finalist. Right: Thelma Crook.
Camera IconThe Rivers 2 Ramsar Project team, Partnerships with Landcare finalist. Right: Thelma Crook. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Peel-Harvey Catchment Council is cleaning up: Landcare awards

Vanessa SchmittMandurah Coastal Times

PHCC’s project manager Thelma Crook is also a finalist in the Landcare Facilitator category.

Ms Crook has been a passionate advocate of Landcare in the Peel-Harvey region for almost three decades.

She worked as a natural resource officer with the Department of Water and Greening Australia, leading legacy projects such as DOW’s Ribbons of Blue and Greening Australia’s River Recovery.

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Thelma has volunteered for the past three years to co-ordinate the annual Shorebird 2020 counts, when funding to support these ceased.

In 2010, Thelma received a fellowship under an Alcoa Australia- sponsored Earthwatch program to work overseas and spent two weeks in the Jizera Mountains in the Czech Republic studying the impacts of acid rain on vegetation.