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Chapter 5 Preparation, Consultation, and Coordination Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement Chapter 5 Preparation, Consultation, and Coordination Contents Project Management Team....................................................................................................................... 2 EIS Team Members .................................................................................................................................... 3 Administrative Support ............................................................................................................................ 6 Document Production............................................................................................................................... 6 Communications Team ............................................................................................................................. 6 GIS/Spatial Analysis Team ......................................................................................................................... 7 Science Advisory Group ............................................................................................................................ 7 Other Contributors ................................................................................................................................... 9 Agencies and Organizations Contacted ................................................................................................ 14 Chapter 5: Consultation and Coordination List of Preparers This Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement (SDEIS) was prepared by an interdisciplinary team of specialists for the Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project (ICBEMP). The following lists project managers, EIS Team members, and other agency contributors to the EIS (current as of September 1999). These lists are followed by agencies and organizations who provided comments or information during its preparation, all of whom will receive a copy of this document, individuals are not included. Any omissions or errors are unintended. Project Management Team Susan Giannettino Ph.C., Anthropology, Experience includes positions Project Manager Univeristy of Washington as Social Scientist, Public Boise, Idaho Affairs Officer, Planning Staff M.A., Anthropology, Officer, Acting Forest University of Washington Supervisor, District Ranger, Regional Recreation Strategy B.A., Anthropology and History, Coordinator, Deputy Forest University of Montana Supervisor, and Forest Supervisor. Forest Service (24 years) Geoffrey Middaugh M.S., Natural Resources Experience includes positions Deputy Project Manager Utah State University as Associate District Manager, Walla Walla, Washington Program Analyst, Budget B.S., Forestry Officer, Multi-Resource Chief, University of Missouri and Outdoor Recreation Planner. Bureau of Land Management (28 years) Thomas Quigley Ph.D., Range Economics, Experience includes positions Science Advisory Group Colorado State University as Managing Natural Leader Disturbances to Sustain Forest La Grande, Oregon M.S., Range Economics, Health Program Manager, Utah State University Hydrologist, Range Conservationist, Blue Mountain B.S., Watershed Science, Natural Resources Institute Utah State University Manager. Forest Service (23 years) Page 2/Chapter 5 ICBEMP EIS Team Members EIS Team Members Jeff Walter B.S., Forest Management, Experience includes positions EIS Team Leader Colorado State University as Project Leader for Boise, Idaho Watershed Analysis, Resources Forest Service (23 years) Management Assistant, GIS Coordinator, Silviculturist, Forester. Cathy Humphrey B.S., Geological Sciences, Experience includes positions Deputy EIS Team Leader New Mexico State University as Planning Team Leader, Wild Walla Walla, Washington and Scenic River Team Leader, Bureau of Land Management (18 years) and Petroleum Geologist. Mary Carr M.S., Biology, Experience includes positions Technical Writer-Editor University of New Hampshire as Writer-Editor, Communications Director, B.A., English, Science Writer, and Technical Worcester State College Editor; published author. Forest Service (7 years) Private Non-Profit Organizations ( 12 years) Freelance Technical Editor (4 years) Patricia Carroll B.S., Soil and Water Conservation, Experience includes positions Hydrologist and Soil Scientist University of California at Berkeley as Supervisory Hydrologist, (until May 1999) and Hydrologist; and positions Forest Service (15 years) in erosion control, U.S. Geological Survey (3 years) groundwater studies, and hydropower projects. Hal Gibbs M.S., Wildlife Biology, Experience includes positions Wildlife Biologist Colorado State University as District Ranger, Forest Biologist, Resource Assistant, B.S., Wildlife Science, and District Biologist. New Mexico State University Forest Service (22 years) Terry Hardy B.S. Soil Science, Experience includes positions Hydrologist Montana State University as Hydrologist at Forest and District levels and positions in Forest Service (14 years) mined land reclamation, watershed, and anadromous fisheries habitat restoration. ICBEMP Supplemental Draft EIS/Page 3 Chapter 5: Consultation and Coordination EIS Team Members (continued) Michael ("Sherm") Karl Ph.D., Rangeland Resources, Experience includes positions Rangeland Management Oregon State University as Rangeland Scientist, Specialist and Ecologist Rangeland Management M.S., Zoology, with emphasis in Range Specialist, and Ecologist. Management Fort Hays State University A.B., Biology, Ripon College BLM (1 year) Forest Service (4years) Agricultural Research Service (3 years) Steven Kozel M.S., Zoology and Physiology, Experience includes positions Aquatic Ecologist University of Wyoming as Anadromous Fish Coordinator, Forest Fishery B.S., Wildlife and Fisheries, Biologist, Zone Fishery South Dakota State University Biologist, and Fishery Biologist. Forest Service (12 years) Thomas Miles B.S., Wildlife Management with Range Experience includes positions Rangeland Management Management emphasis, as Supervisory Range Specialist Humbolt State University Conservationist, Range Conservationist, and Range Bureau of Land Management (19 years) Technician. Chris Hansen-Murray M.A., Political Science, Experiences includes positions Economist University of Colorado as Economist and Administrative Officer. B.A., Political Science, University of Colorado Forest Service (19 years) National Park Service (4 years) Seattle City Light (3 years) Jerry Perez B.S., Forest Resources Management, Experience includes positions Writer-Editor West Virginia University as Writer-Editor, Public Affairs (until January 1999) Specialist, Appeals and Forest Service (8 years) Litigation Specialist, U.S. Peace Corps (2 years) Environmental Coordinator and Forester. Richard Phillips B.S. Forest Science Experience includes positions Economist Colorado State University as Forest Economist, Operations Research Planner, Forest Service (20 years) and Forest Management U.S. Peace Corps (2 years) Researcher. Nick Reyna M.S., Forest Planning Administration, Experience includes positions Economist Oregon State University B.S., as Economics Researcher, (until February 1999) Policy Analyst, Forest Forest Management, Economist, Transportation Oregon State University Planner, Planning Forester, and Timber Forester. Forest Service (19 years) Page 4/Chapter 5 ICBEMP EIS Team Members EIS Team Members (continued) John Sloan M.S., Forest Ecology, Experience includes positions Forest Ecologist University of Minnesota as Research Forester and Forestry/Soil Conservation B.A., Biology, Officer. Wartburg College Forest Service (13 years) U.S. Peace Corps (2 years) Joan Suther B.A., Biology, Experience includes positions Wildlife Biologist Humbolt State Univeristy as Resource Officer, District (until January 1999) Ranger, Supervisory Wildlife Forest Service (8 years) Biologist, Fisheries Technician. Bureau of Land Management (3 years) Peter Teensma Ph.D., Geography, Experience includes positions Fire Ecologist University of Oregon as Fire Ecologist, NW Forest Plan EIS Team, Fire Planner, M.A., Geography, Forest Modeling Specialist, University of Oregon Prescribed Fire Specialist, Incident Management Team B.A., Geography, Member, and Interagency University of California, Hotshot Crew Member. Los Angeles Bureau of Land Management/Forest Service Joint Position (5 years) Bureau of Land Management (5 years) Forest Service (4 years) Cliff Walker Forest Service Tribal Liaison Shari Whitwell Boise State University Experience includes Computer Computer Specialist Specialist, Computer Clerk, Forest Service (4 years) and Office Automation Clerk. Bureau of Land Management (4 years) Gary Wyke M.S., Wildland Resource Science, Experience includes positions Land Use Planner University of California as Planning Coordinator, NEPA Coordinator, Branch Chief for Planning and B.S., Forestry, Resources, and Range University of California Conservationist. Bureau of Land Management (26 years) Cheryle Zwang Bureau of Land Management Tribal Liaison ICBEMP Supplemental Draft EIS/Page 5 Chapter 5: Consultation and Coordination Administrative Support Deanna Mendiola Forest Service, Administration Team Leader LaVerne Scott Forest Service, Deputy Administration Team Leader Theresa Berry Forest Service, Office Automation Assistant (until March 1999) Diana Darby Forest Service, Computer Systems Support (until April 1998) Cindy Dean Forest Service, Freedom of Information Act/Records Coordinator Jodi Ferguson
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