ENFORCE23870

• Permit No: M1988112
• IBM Index Class Name: Enforcement
• Doc Date: 6/4/1992
• From: JOHN SHOMAKER INC
• To: NORA JACQUEZ
• Media Type: D
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environmental impacts from USAID Agriculture Export Services
project in Jamaica. (TRD)
* Bt-vironmental Assessment (1989) - Team Leader and biodiversity,
watershed specialist for a detailed assessment of the
`~` environmental impacts of the Chapare Regional Development Project
(crop substitution in Amazonian basin) in Bolivia. (DAI)
! * ffi~vironmental Assessment (1988) - evaluated wate$~shed management,
water resource development, and habitat conservation issues as
~' pdrt of an environmental impact assessment of an northern zone
development project in Costa Rica (TRD)
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Environmental Management
* Project Design (1991-92) - Team Leader for design of Development
of Environmental Management Organizations (DEMO),project for
USAID/Jamaica, integrating public and private institution
building, expansion of national parks program, a d buffer zone
management in areas surrounding protected areas.
* Country Strategy (1991) - Team Leader and Biodiv rsity, Wildlands
Management, Forest/Watershed specialist for prep ration of
Country Environmental Strategy for USAID/Jamaica
* Environmental Management (1989) - Team Leader fo technical
assistance to Costa Rica's Northern Zone Consoli ation Project,
including implementation actions and institution building aimed
at protesting soil and water sources, wildlife h bitat, flood
control,~potable water, and promoting sustainabl land use in
forestry and agriculture.
* Conservation Strategy (1991-present) - co-direct r for field
studies and educational programs in southwestern Colorado,
southern Utah, and southeastern Arizona includin biological
inventories; delineation of conservation core zo es, buffer
areas, and corridors; and community forums to fa ilitate local
support for conservation strategies (Round River)
* Wildlands Ma~gement (1989-present) - on-going series of projects
for private ildland reserves in the western U.S.. Field
activities include: (a) conservation plans for mixed conifer,
high elevation forests, including delineation of rotected areas,
aspen regene tion and wildlife habitat enhancem~t, (b) wetland
habitat devel ent for waterfowl, (c) habitat a luation and
classificati for TES species, (d) water resourc and water
rights management (irrigation, riparian areas) (F rest Trust)
* Instxeam Flows/Riparian Habitat (1990) - presente a technical
training cour in methods to quantify instream f ows for
wildland ecosy ms in the western U.S. (Wilderne s Society)
* Instream Flows/, system Modeling (1990-91) - qua tify
recommended instream flow requirements for ripari n areas,
recreation, and `fish in Zion National Park (Wilde Hess Society)
Forest and Watershe iManagement
* Forest Ecologyniatural Forest Management (1990-pr sent) on-going
technical assistance in forestry, watershed manag went, wildlife,