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'. OO:BM Since 1987 he has been 'the Environmental Contaminants Specialist in the Grand Junction office and has been working on selenium related issues associated with agricultural drainage and its effects on wildlife. He has been inyolved with collection of data and/or development of reports associated with the effects of selenium on the Arkansas river in south eastern Colorado, the Pine River and Dolores River in south western Colorado and the Uncompahgre, Gunnison and Colorado riyers in west central Colorado. Most r=ntly he is part ora Core team member along with USGS and BOR on the "Planning for Remediation" phase of the Uncompahgre, Gunnison and Grand Valley drain water study. He graduated from University of Missouri in Fish and Wildlife Biology in 1976. Natbaniel J. MiulJo is a Community Environmental Program Coordinator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Aypv:y. He bas wad<l:d in EP A' s regional office in Denver for over 17 years with complex environmental programs that include social and political challenges in the Superfund, Hazardous Waste and Clean Water Act Programs. Nat has a BS in Engineering from the State Uniyersity of New York's Maritime Merchant Marine Military Academy. He is presently working with EPA to come to grips with a new focus on ecosystem scale environmental protection as 'a member of the Region's Community Based Environmental Protedion Team. Nat is presently inyolved with projects partially funded by EPA on the Jordan River Sub Basin Counsel in Utah. The Utah Depanment of Environmental Quality Partnership effort in Southwestern Utah, several projects re1ated to the San Miguel Watershed Coalition efforts, the Upper Animas Watershed Stakeholdet's group and the Roaring Fork Watersbed modeling project developed by the Colorado School of Mines. IC-netb Nonlstrom, R.E.HS., is the Environmental Health Director for the Delta County Health Department. Among many Illher enviroIunmtal p~ programs, the department is responsible for the planning, administration, and enforcement of the individual sewage disposal system (lSDS) program throughout the county. Ken was the chainnan of the Colorado State ISDS Guideline Revision Committee from 1990 through 1994. He has a BA in Biology from Western State College, Gunnison, Colorado, and is a RegistcmI Environmental Health Specialist with the National Environmental Health Association. Ken started his career in 1973 as a Sanitarian with the Weld County Health Department, and he has also served as the county sanitarian in Cba1fee County, Colorado. He has been with the Della County Health Department since 1982. Gregory A. Parsonl is the Manager of the Watershed Section of the Water Quality Control Division at Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. The section is responsible for the gathering chemical, physical, and biological water quality data; interpreting such data, and providing infonnation for both water quality protection and restoration; and pmviding teclmical and iinanciaI assistance to communities involved in improving water quality. Previous to becoming Section Manager for the Watershed Section, Mr. Parsons worked in several other positions in the WQCD. From 1987 to 1997 he served as Nonpoint Sources Coordinator for nonpoint source program. From 1979 - 1987 be served in a variety of water quality management roles for the WQCD including review of area wide water quality management plans, and finally supervising all planning tdaIed activities in the WQCD. Mr. Parsons holds a B.A. Degree in Social Sciences from Colorado State University, and a Masters Degree in Urban and Regional Planning from Colorado State University. D, RaDdoIpb Seaholm is Chief, Interstate Stream Investigations Section of Colorado Department of Natural Resources. He has been with DNR for 2S years, the last 20 years in both the Flood Plain and the Interstate Stream Investigations sections. He received his BS in Watershed Management from Colorado State Uniyersity in 1971. Richard StenJon is a Enviromnental Health Specialist for the Planning Department in Gunnison County. He has worked in Regional, State, and Federal programs in education, forestry, and Fish and Wildlife in Colorado and Alaska. Most recently. Richard was on the Denver Regional Council of Goyemments ISDS Task force. He is a member of the Western Colorado Association of Environmental Health Officials. He received a BA and MA at Western State College-Gunnison. Greg Tninor, Utility Manager for the City of Grand Junction, is responsible for operation of City water and solid waste utilities as well as area-wide wastewater utility. Greg has a BA from Colorado State University and a Masters in Public Administralion from Brigham Young University. His 28 years in municipal government has included work as assistant to utility director in Colorado Springs, Town Manager in Rangly, Colorado, Job Site Coordinator for the Battlement Mesa New Town (in the oil shale days), project manager for the Colorado River Water Conservation District, and 12 years as the utility manager for the City of Grand Junction. Besides dealing with operation and maintenance of City utility divisions, Greg is involved in increasing activities on the City's Grand Mesa watershed, particularly the crossing of the watershed by the Transcolorado NaturaJ Gas Pipeline. He is President of the Mesa County Water Association, and a member of Friends of Westwater Canyon Riyer Gnide in Colorado and Utah Dive Troeman is the Salinity Program Manager at U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Mr. Trueman has been a student of the Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program for nearly 20 years. Mr. Trueman led Reclamation's efforts to reauthorize the Program in 1995. In 1996, he wrote the guidelines that were submitted to and approved by Congress to run the newly authorized program. In 1996, he worked on legislation which now allows Basin State cost sharing into the program. He is presently Reclamation's program manager of this $20 millionlyr effort.