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Chapter V. Placer County Natural Resources Report, Phase I Planning Area 237 Personal Communications

ITATIONS Cook, L. Wildlife Biologist. California Department of Water Resources. May 1999 – telephone conversation.

V: C DeHaven, R. Wildlife biologist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Sacramento, CA. May 1999 – telephone conversation.

Easterla, Todd. December 28, 2002 – Interview during field investigations. HAPTER

C Hamilton, W. J. III. Emeritus professor, Division of Environmental Studies, University of California, Davis. 1996–2000 – telephone conversations.

McCready, Alan. Herpetologist. 1993–2001 – Numerous telephone conversations and memoranda.

McCreary, D. Integrated Range Management Hardwood Program. 1999 – Telephone conversation.

Miller, Mike. Biologist. U.S. Geological Survey, Biological Resources Division. June 1999 – Telephone conversation with Ted Beedy.

Morey, Steve. Biologist. U.S. Fish and Wildlife biologist. Mapped data of western spadefoot toad occurrences in Sacramento County.

Pandolfino, Ed. Compiler of Lincoln Christmas Bird Count. Sierra Foothill Audubon Society. January 23, 2003 – E- mail correspondence.

Preston, Rob, Ph.D. Botanist, Jones & Stokes. Meeting regarding CNDDB occurrence number 31.

Rogers, D. C. Invertebrate Ecologist. EcoAnalysts, Inc. December 2002 – telephone conversation.

Sterling, John. Ornithologist. Jones & Stokes. 1978–2002 – Field observations.

Sterling, John. Wildlife Biologist. Jones & Stokes. January 2003 – meeting.

Stone, Patrick. Invertebrate Ecologist. Jones & Stokes. 1999–2002. Field surveys.

Talley, Theresa S. Graduate Student, University of California, Davis. Department of Environmental Science and Policy. April 15 and 19, 2002 – telephone conversations.

Tecklin, Jerry. Black rail researcher in the Sierra Nevada foothills. 1998–present – Field visits and conversations. 530/639-8809.

Webb, Bruce. Ornithologist. Sacramento Chapter, National Audubon Society. 2003 – Telephone conversations and e-mail.

Westphal, Mike. Biologist. California Department of Parks and Recreation. March 27, 1999 – meeting.

Williams, Brian. Wildlife and Conservation Ecologist. Williams Wildland Consulting, Inc., Granite Bay, CA. January 3, 2003 – e-mail correspondence.

Witham, Carol. Botanist. January 13, 2003 – E-mail regarding habitat for rare plants.

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