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BACKGROUND EXPERIENCE <br /> Satre - wetland inventory, and riparian forests and large scale planning. Satre's <br /> experience is related more to development, such as hydroelectric projects. <br /> Beak's work is generally "mitigating" commercial timber harvest or hydroelectric <br /> construction or otherwise "remedial" restoration projects. <br /> Shippey's ecosystem work is principally in wetlands. <br /> Bard's (sp ?) Experience is primarily construction. <br /> Baber's experience is remedial work for timber harvesting or hydroelectric mitigation or <br /> mitigation for mining or oil fields. <br /> Swift's experience - managing "timber" <br /> Latimer's experience - ecology for gravel mining and land filling. <br /> Sperry's Hendricks Park work is questionable. <br /> Satre's work at Willamalane's Day Island Park didn't define hazardous trees, although <br /> that was an issue for the park. The plan was conceptual park design but didn't deal with <br /> ecosystem issues. <br /> Beak's work at Grand Ronde is a timber harvest plan and the Habitat Conservation Plan <br /> for the Norther Spotted owl was also a conservation plan related to timber harvest. The principles <br /> are great, such as seasonal use for area restrictions, but relate to a forest managed for timber, not <br /> for a park use. <br />