Luke Pen
Luke J Pen (1960–2002[1][2]) was a biologist and environmental scientist in Western Australia.
He researched and wrote about rivers and their biology and management, in the south west of Western Australia.[3][4]
A memorial walk path on the Kalgan River commemorates his efforts and work to raise interest and knowledge in local rivers.[5]
In 2008 a memorial scholarship in his name was created to support students of riverine environments in their research.[6]
Notes[edit]
- ^ Cornish, Patrick.(2002) Rivers of knowledge - Obituary of scientist. Pen, Luke Jerome, 1960-2002. The West Australian, 30/7/2002, Classifieds p. 42
- ^ Pen, Luke Jerome, 1960-2002. in Obituary article in the Sunday times (Perth, W.A.), 14 July 2002, p.65
- ^ Pen, Luke J.(1999) Managing our rivers : a guide to the nature and management of the streams of south-west Western Australia (editor, June Hutchison) East Perth, W.A. : Water and Rivers Commission. ISBN 0-7309-7450-2
- ^ Muirden,Peter: Pen, Luke and Marnie Leybourne (2003) Stream and catchment hydrology in South West Western Australia Perth, W.A. Dept. of Environment. Department of Environment river restoration, 1442-6919 ; report no. RR19 ISBN 1-920849-24-6
- ^ "Ecoplan News 2002". 2002. Retrieved 25 August 2008.[permanent dead link]
- ^ "Australian Web Archive". Archived from the original on 4 September 2008.
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