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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I federal agencies and spent several years as social scientist and natural resource development specialist on government-funded projects in Africa. With Pioneer, he has served as a project manager and natural resource management specialist, and has demonstrated expertise in social as well as natural science, environmental compliance, rangeland management, reclamation/rehabilitation and technical writing. 2.2.7. Discipline Manager: Wetlands John Stewart. Field Biologist, Mr. Stewart holds a Bachelor's degree in Range Science from Utah State University, Prior to his employment with Pioneer, he held positions with several federal resource management agencies and spent a year working with Ducks Unlimited of Mexico doing vegetation analyses on a preserve north of Monterey. His experience with Pioneer includes wetlands delineations at numerous well locations and proposed pipeline corridors in Colorado's Parachute gas field, as well as at several ski areas in Colorado. In addition, he has surveyed mountain lakes in Colorado for the Rocky Mountain Capshell snail. 2.2.8. Discipline Manager: Vegetation Eve Davies. Biological Resources Specialist. Ms, Davies holds a Masters degree in Ecology from Utah State University. She has worked for 9 years with universities and federal resource management agencies as a field biologist and has been involved in a wide range of projects. With Pioneer, she has specialized in vegetation typing and inventory, wetland delineations and surveys for plant species of concern. She has worked in cold desert, riparian, montane, and alpine habitats in Utah, Colorado, and other western states, and is a very competent technical writer familiar with environmental regulations and permit processes. 2.2.9. Discipline Manager: Wildlife William A. Adair. Wildlife Habitat Specialist. Mr, Adair holds a Bachelors degree in Wildlife Ecology, a Masters degree in Wildlife Conservation and is currently working towards his Ph.D. in Wildlife Ecology at Utah State University, As a graduate research assistant for Utah Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Mr. Adair is developing a habitat assessment model for the Endangered Newfoundland marten. While working for the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at the University of Minnesota he incorporated standards and guidelines into the Snap II decision making environment for the Superior National Forest land Resource Management Plan, His efforts included encoding forest growth models, spatially explicit forest economics models, and models for 39 indicator species. Mr. Adair has also developed an integrated management plan for BS Hill Opportunity Area and Coffee Creek Opportunity Area both located in the Tofte Ranger District, Superior National Forest. 2.3. Project Organization An organization chart, depicting the responsibilities of the key Project Team members is provided on the following page. 10 Ayres Associates