Meet the LCC Team
Chris Howe
LCC Senior Scientist
I have a keen interest in wildlife ecology and bush regeneration.
I have been with the LCC since April 2015 and I’m really enjoying the opportunity to work with community to achieve successful on-ground results in biodiversity conservation within our catchment. Recent past roles include restoration and environmental monitoring in the mining sector, as well as project work with Greening Australia; I have a diverse background in environmental management at an on-ground, practical level as well as the project management level.
I am very excited to offer my skills and knowledge to enhance the capability of community volunteers working in the environment. I’m keen on maintaining a good scientific approach to our work, information gathering and monitoring into the future to inform decision making.
LCC Senior Scientist
I have a keen interest in wildlife ecology and bush regeneration.
I have been with the LCC since April 2015 and I’m really enjoying the opportunity to work with community to achieve successful on-ground results in biodiversity conservation within our catchment. Recent past roles include restoration and environmental monitoring in the mining sector, as well as project work with Greening Australia; I have a diverse background in environmental management at an on-ground, practical level as well as the project management level.
I am very excited to offer my skills and knowledge to enhance the capability of community volunteers working in the environment. I’m keen on maintaining a good scientific approach to our work, information gathering and monitoring into the future to inform decision making.
Katrina Zeehandelaar-Adams
LCC Project Officer
I am passionate about threatened species and protecting the places in which they live. Prior to working for the LCC, I was an ecologist for an environmental consulting company, which gave me experience in a broad range of environments. I enjoy engaging with a range of stakeholders, landholders and community members to tackle on-ground problems. I hope to inspire people to engage more in land care and protection of our precious environment, whether it be planting a tree, participating in a citizen science project, or simply picking up rubbish along the beach.
I am excited to have the opportunity to help protect the Leschenault Catchment and to work with our fantastic land care community.
LCC Project Officer
I am passionate about threatened species and protecting the places in which they live. Prior to working for the LCC, I was an ecologist for an environmental consulting company, which gave me experience in a broad range of environments. I enjoy engaging with a range of stakeholders, landholders and community members to tackle on-ground problems. I hope to inspire people to engage more in land care and protection of our precious environment, whether it be planting a tree, participating in a citizen science project, or simply picking up rubbish along the beach.
I am excited to have the opportunity to help protect the Leschenault Catchment and to work with our fantastic land care community.
