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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PIONEER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. ROY D. HUGIE, Ph.D. President Education B.S. Game Management with additional majors in German, Fisheries and Military Science Utah State University, 1970 M.S. Wildlife Management, University of Maine, 1973 Ph.D. Wildlife Management, University of Montana, Forestry, 1982 Professional Societies Wildlife Society Bear Biologists Association Society for Habitat Restoration and Management Society of Wetland Scientists Association of State Wetland Managers Society for Ecological Restoration Experience Dr. Hugie is known as an organizer, a problem solver and a "bridge builder" who effectively links project proponents with management and regulatory agencies. His background is rural, and his 23 years in the field of natural resource management include 10 years as senior biologist for a state wildlife agency, five years as wildlife section manager for a large environmental consulting firm and five years as PIONEER's head. He has mastered the conceptual and practical intricacies of environmental policy, legislation and process and applied his skills to support projects of many types, in a range of different ecosystems, and under the purview of most pertinent governmental agencies. Representative Projects Vail Category III Expansion Environmental Impact Statement. Principal in charge and project manager on major ski area expansion EIS, prepared for the U.S. Forest Service, White River National Forest. Uinta Basin lateral Natural Gas Pipeline. Principal in charge and project manager on this northwestern Colorado pipeline project with the Bureau of land Management and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission as lead agencies. lake Catamount Resort Development. Principal in charge and project manager on this ongoing project to develop a four-season resort near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, working with the U.S. Forest Service.