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COMMENTS ON REED'S PERSONNEL; <br /> Reed: Park and Recreation planning; local work, and similar scale work. Corvallis work <br /> in forest is analogous. <br /> Newhouse: On advisory boards for pertinent local groups; local work includes East Alton <br /> Baker, and Masonic Cemetery, and the NPSO. The work on the Spring Creek Turtle Preserve is <br /> well presented and considered. Especially the "Restoration Potential." <br /> Brainerd: local, professional affiliation, especially, NPSO , experience in community and <br /> wildlife mapping, strong forestry research background, including mycorrhizal associations with <br /> forest trees. <br /> Sperry: what is his experience to locate and describe fungi and who is working on his <br /> team? <br /> Lueck: a good community asset; as his background statements say he does make natural <br /> sciences accessible to the general public. <br /> WORK PRESENTED; <br /> Willamette Park work - similar in size to Hendricks Park and is park work. <br /> Eastgate Alton Baker Park - is general planning, but lack a "landscape ecology" frame of <br /> reference. Good understanding of related dollars to maintenance activities and capitol <br /> improvement money. <br /> Inventories by Salix are very good and as noted in the proposal will require listing non- <br /> native invasive plants as well. <br /> The Spring Creek proposals a sensitive management plan based on the site, occupants, <br /> social use, history and restoration potential. This is the only report to cite literature. <br />