On April 12, our very own, Dianne Ramage — won the Environmental Protection and Enhancement award, at Port Coquitlam's Volunteer Awards ceremonies.
Winner Dianne Ramage is a third-generation conservationist who has been working to protect Maple Creek for 13 years. She spends an average of two hours a day on activities such as monitoring water quality, surveys of fish and wildlife, public education, watershed advocacy, invasive plant removal and hands-on habitat rehabilitation. She also volunteers with a long list of other groups, including the Burke Mountain Naturalists, Friends of DeBoville Slough and the Pacific Salmon Foundation.
As one nominator said, "I don't think there is an hour a day that she is not thinking about how she can protect and enhance nature."
Hopefully someone will come up with some pictures, from the awards, hint,hint.
She does so much for Maple Creek and deserved this award!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! :)
Congratulations Dianne,
ReplyDeleteIt has been a pleasure volunteering with you at Maple Creek!
Giovanna I. P.C.