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BIZ FOy500 Plant Ecologist/Principal M.S. 1996. Biological Sciences. Montana State University. BACKGROUND Liz's areas of expertise include wetland delineation, permitting, and mitigation. She is knowledgeable in the restoration of natural habitats, riparian, and dis- turbed land reclamation, and has over 11 years experience conducting vegetation inventories at project sites in a vaxie.ty of ecosystems. Liz has designed and supervised construction of restoration sites, wetland mitigation sites, and trout and duck ponds. She also has experience in revegetation, weed control, plant tax- onomy, threatened and endangered plant surveys, and wildlife habitat assess- ments. Liz is also a skilled negotiator providing assistance to clients in negotiat- ing settlements for Clean \water Act violations with the Lt.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Environmental Protection r\gency and also in axbitraung and negotiating agreements in wetland and other biological issues. B.A. 1990. English SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE Literature. Colorado College. Wetland Issues. Liz has an extensive background in overland delineation and Cefificafions and permtmng, mitigation design, agency coordination and the resolution of con- Affiliations Elicts and potential violations of Section X04 of the Clean \Vater Act. Society for Wetland Disturbed Land Restoration. Liz's background includes studies in disturbed land Scientists reclamation and restoration, including soil nutrients and physical properties, Society for Ecological mine reclamation, weed infestations, and native plant xestocatioa. Liz has creat- Restorotion ed restoration plans in the central and northern Rocky Mountains, and the cen- tral and northern Great Plains. Liz has conducted extensive revegetation stud- ies in alpine areas on the Beartooth Plateau in \Y'yoming. Vegetation Studies. Liz's experience includes conducting vegetation studies such as wildlife habitat assessment, noxious weed investigations, vegetation invento- ries and community descriptions, rangeland utilization, and vegetation produc- tion. Liz has worked throughout the Northern and Central Rocky Mountains, Great Plains, the Inteunountain west and in the deserts and mountainous areas of Arizona. Threatened or Endangered Species. Liz has conducted threatened, endangered, and rare plant surveys in the Rock}' Mountains and northern Great Plains, habi- tat assessments for threatened and endangered wildlife species such as the Preble's meadow jumping mouse, and Ecderal candidate species including the black-tailed prairie dog and the mountain plover. ERO Resources Corp 1842 Clarkson Street 0enver, CO 80218 (3031 830-1188 www eroresoorces com Exhibit 2 Education