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Vestal Final Environmental Impact Statement Chapter 4 CHAPTER 4: CONSULTATION AND COORDINATION The Forest Service consulted the following individuals, Federal, State, and local agencies, tribes and non-Forest Service persons during the development of this environmental assessment: Interdisciplinary Team Members: Lynn Kolund District Ranger – Bachelor of Science, Forest Biology, Colorado State University, 1978. Thirty-five years of Forest Service experience in timber, silviculture, recreation, wilderness, fire and lands. Worked on seven districts and two Supervisor’s offices on six National Forests in Wyoming, Colorado, Alaska and South Dakota. Kelly Honors District NEPA Coordinator – Bachelor of Science, Forestry, State University of New York, College of Environmental Science and Forestry, 1985. Worked on three National Forests and a Region 5 progeny site. Twenty six years of Forest Service experience at the district level in timber and planning; twenty-three of those years on the Black Hills National Forest on the Elk Mountain and Hell Canyon Districts. Twenty-three years of experience in writing NEPA documents. Kurt Allen Entomologist – USDA Forest Service, Forest Health Protection – Bachelor of Science, Biology, University of Northern Iowa, 1988. Master of Science, Forestry and Entomology, Iowa State University, 1992. Service Center leader and entomologist since 1995. Entomologist, Forest Health Protection for the Northeastern Area, Durham, NH, from 1992- 1995. Currently conduct applied research and use developing technologies to find answer to forest management/forest insect issues. Supervise Forest Health Management staff. Don Boone Certified Silviculturist – Bachelor of Science, Forest Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1979. Twenty-eight years of Forest Service experience as a Forestry Technician, Pre-Sale Forester, and Silviculturist on the Routt and Black Hills National Forests. Six years of experience with the South Dakota Division of Forestry and two years of experience with Custer State Park, South Dakota. Gwen Lipp Fire/Fuels Planner – Bachelor of Science, Environmental Engineering, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, 174
Vestal Final Environmental Impact Statement Chapter 4 2004. Ten years of Forest Service experience at the district and national level in fire operations, fuels, timber, prescribed fire and planning. Current qualifications include: Incident Commander Type 4, Dozer Boss, Engine Boss, Prescribed Fire Effects Monitor, Prescribed Fire Ignition Specialist, Resource Unit Leader, Situation Unit Leader, Task Force Leader trainee, Burn Boss Type 2 trainee and Planning Section Chief trainee. Jamie Wheeler Wildlife Biologist – Bachelor of Science, Biology, St. Norbert College, DePere, WI, 1999. Master of Science, Wildlife and Fisheries Science, South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD, 2007. Worked from 2005-2007 at Wind Cave National Park as wildlife SCEP (Student Career Experience Program) student. Five years of Forest Service experience at the district level as a wildlife biologist. Steve Hirtzel Fisheries Biologist – Bachelor of Science in Wildlife & Fisheries Science, South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD, 1987. Twenty-four years of experience in research, regulatory and natural resource management programs with various state and federal agencies, the past ten years on the Black Hills National Forest. Les Gonyer Hydrologist – Bachelor of Science, Forestry, minor in Hydrology, University of Minnesota, 1977. Thirty-five years of Forest Service experience at the District and Forest levels in Utah, New Mexico, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, California, and South Dakota in watershed, timber, special uses, minerals, fire, engineering, and environmental analysis on the Ashley, Gila, Umatilla, Caribou, Medicine Bow, Mendocino, and Black Hills National Forests. Eleven years on the Black Hills National Forest as South Zone Hydrologist. BAER (Burned Area Emergency Response) Team Leader experience. Lucas Bindel Rangeland Management Specialist – Bachelor of Science – Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management; Minor- Reclamation and Restoration Ecology. University of Wyoming, 2009. Two years of experience as Rangeland Management Specialist for Forest Service. Matthew Scott Botanist – Bachelor of Science – Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management; Minor, Reclamation and Restoration Ecology; Extensive coursework in soils and botanical sciences, 2006. Three years of experience fuels, wildland and prescribed fire management. Four years of experience as a Natural Resource Specialist for Conservation District focused in rangeland management, forestry, vegetation monitoring, and wildlife habitat management. Qualified for OPM 430 Series 175
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