Mathilde Baker-Schommer was
presented with the Eric Thurston Award in recognition of her contribution to
the work of Cheshire Wildlife Trust.
Mathilde has been part of
Wirral Wildlife recording team for about 12 years,
since she retired from teaching biology. She does bird and plant surveys on several sites each
year, and for several years has helped
with the formal monitoring on Thurstaston Common for National Trust each September.
She organises the Red Rocks
wardening group, as well as visiting
herself and reporting on any problems. She is one of our New Ferry Butterfly
Park school visit leaders, and occasionally helps with other events there. Mathilde is also
vice-chairman of Mersey Estuary Conservation Group.
We are grateful for her
continuing dedication to wildlife on Wirral.
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