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Memorandum

Date: December 13, 1995

To: Intergovernmental Advisory Committee Members (See Distribution List)

From: Donald R. Knowles, Executive Director

Subject: December 1995 Intergovernmental Advisory Committee Meeting Notes

Enclosed are the notes from the December Intergovernmental Advisory Committee (IAC) meeting, including:

Issue Summaries for:
Joint Planning Team for Natural Resources Partnership
New Information
1996 IAC Meetings
Vegetation Data Standards
List of Potential Agenda Items and Status Reports for the February Meeting

Our next IAC meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 1, 1996, in Portland, Oregon. Location information will be conveyed to you as soon as we have a signed contract. If you have questions or suggestions, please contact Gary S. Sims (503-326-6274), Linda Kucera (503-326-6283), or your agency representative.

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Date: December 13, 1995
Subject: December IAC Notes

Intergovernmental Advisory Committee Distribution List

California
Francie Sullivan, Shasta County Supervisor
Terry Gorton, Assistant Secretary, Forestry and Rural Economic Dev., California Resource Agency

Oregon
Rocky McVay, Curry County Commissioner
Paula Burgess, Assistant to the Governor for Natural Resources, Office of the Governor

Washington
Harvey Wolden, Skagit County Commissioner
Amy F. Bell, Deputy Supervisor for Community Relations, WA Dept. of Natural Resources
Bob Nichols, Senior Executive Policy Assistant, Governor's Office (Alternate)

Tribes
Greg Blomstrom, Planning Forester, CA Indian Forest & Fire Management Council
Mel Moon, Commissioner, NW Indian Fisheries Commission
Jim Anderson, Executive Director, NW Indian Fisheries Commission (Alternate)
Gary Morishima, Technical Advisor, Intertribal Timber Council
Guy McMinds, Executive Office Advisor, Quinault Indian Nation (Alternate)

Federal Agencies
Michael Collopy, Director, Forest and Rangeland Ecosystem Science Center, National Biological Service
Dennis Fenn, Western Regional Director, National Biological Service
Ken Feigner, Director, Forest and Salmon Management, Environmental Protection Agency
Eugene Andreuccetti, Regional Conservationist, Natural Resources Conservation Service
Bob Graham, State Conservationist, Natural Resources Conservation Service (Alternate)
John Lowe, Regional Forester, USDA Forest Service, R-6
G. Lynn Sprague, Regional Forester, USDA Forest Service, R-5 (Alternate)
Thomas Murphy, Director, Environmental Research Laboratory, Environmental Protection Agency
Thomas J. Mills, Station Director, Forest Service, PNW
Stan Speaks, Area Director, Portland Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs
Ron Eggers, Assistant Area Director, Portland Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs (Alternate)
Ron Jaeger, Area Director, Sacramento Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs
Michael Spear, Regional Director, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Curt Smitch, Assistant Regional Director, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
William Stelle, Jr., Regional Director, National Marine Fisheries Service
Hilda Diaz-Soltero, Southwest Regional Director, National Marine Fisheries Service (Alternate)
Jacqueline Wyland, Division Chief, Environ. & Tech. Services, National Marine Fisheries Service (Alternate)
Elizabeth Gaar, Senior Policy Coordinator, National Marine Fisheries Service (Alternate)
Tom Tuchmann, Director, Office of Forestry and Economic Development (Ex Officio)
William Walters, Deputy Field Director, National Park Service
Elaine Zielinski, State Director, Oregon/Washington, Bureau of Land Management
Ed Hastey, State Director, California, Bureau of Land Management (Alternate)
Dave Howell, District Manager, Bureau of Land Management, Ukiah, CA

Opening Comments by the Chair - Elaine Zielinski
Welcome to the December meeting. The minutes were approved and certified as correct pending proposed changes to be received in the REO by noon on Monday, December 11. No comments were received and therefore the November minutes were approved and certified.

Presentation and Announcement - Don Knowles
John Lowe was presented with a gavel in acknowledgment of his service as the Intergovernmental Advisory Committee (IAC) Chair for the past year. His dedication and guidance were crucial to the initial development and success of the IAC.

It was announced that this would be Tony Sisto's last meeting as the National Park Service representative to the Regional Ecosystem Office. Tony has been selected as the Park Superintendent of the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.

FEMAT Presentation
Representatives from Oregon State University, the Forest Service, and the Bureau of Land Management field units presented an overview of the FEMAT Process and Northwest Forest Plan development. Norm Johnson served on FEMAT and helped with the report and provided a unique perspective of the FEMAT intent as contrasted with ROD developed requirements. George Brown, Oregon State University, presented a look at the FEMAT report from the viewpoint of science. Christine Walsh, Bureau of Land Management and Ted Stubblefied, Forest Service provided field managers perspective of the challenges inherent in implementing the ROD requirements with on-the-ground activities. For some IAC members this was the first exposure to an historical articulation of the formation of the IAC and placed a lot of the IAC development and mandates in perspective.

Hot Topics: Update on the proposed 4(d) Rule draft environmental alternatives analysis.

Public Comment: No one requested time on the agenda to address the committee.

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting

Meeting Date: December 7, 1995 REO Contact and Phone:
Curt Loop (503) 326-7002

Topic: Joint Planning Team (JPT) for Natural Resources Partnership

Summary of Discussion/IAC Actions: At the November 2 meeting, the REO presented a proposal to establish a Joint Planning Team (JPT) for the purpose of better integrating the ecological and economic components of the Northwest Forest Plan and the goals of the local impacted timber communities. The presentation also covered a proposed JPT charter and the selection guidance and selection committee for staffing the JPT. The discussion concluded at the December 7 IAC meeting.

IAC Agreements: The IAC discussed the proposed candidate selection guidance, the selection committee, and the proposed charter. The IAC recommended that:
1. The selection committee be composed of the two chairs of the RCERT, the chair and vice chair of the IAC, three State representatives from either the IAC or RCERT, three tribal representatives from the IAC, and three county representatives from the IAC.
2. The guidance for nominating individuals for the JPT is that nominations will come: one each from the RCERT; one each from each of the three States; two from the IAC; three from the Tribes; one each from the conservation/environmental sector, labor sector, and industry sector; and three from local governments. It was also recommended that one representative each from the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management would be among the JPT. At the JPT selection meeting, the selection committee was given the discretion as to when to involve representatives from the Conservation/Environmental, Labor, and Industry components. The JPT would determine the best course of action to incorporate input from these components and report back to the IAC.
3. The JPT charter be approved as proposed.
It was noted that the JPT will be a subcommittee of the IAC as the IAC has a FACA approved charter, while the RCERT does not.

RIEC Decisions: The RIEC decided to establish the JPT and approved the proposed charter. They also agreed to receive nominations and select JPT members in accordance with the guidance. The IAC agreed to submit nominations to the REO by December 15, 1995.

Follow-up Actions (who/what/when):
1. The REO will receive the nominations for the JPT, distribute the names of the candidates to the selection committee, and arrange for a meeting (or conference call) during the week of January 8 to select the members of the JPT. The JPT selection committee will consider whether to include Conservation/Environmental, Labor, and Industry representation immediately or to wait until after the March status meeting to include all those points of view.
2. The JPT will report back to the IAC and RCERT during March with responses to the following issues. Pending a review of schedules, this meeting is proposed for Thursday, March 7.

Present specific goals and objectives that the JPT is to address and operating guidelines under which it will function. This will include a review of the proposed outcomes and their implications for all stakeholders.

Present a recommendation as to how long the JPT expects it will need to accomplish its missions.

Present a recommendation on how the JPT will include input and information from Conservation/Environmental, Labor, and Industry into its planning process.

Present a discussion as to its relationship to salmon issues.

Present a discussion of the JPT relationship with the PIEC/PACs, as well as the other state, tribal and local governments, resource agencies, private land owners, and watershed and biodiversity councils, etc. The JPT will also discuss its relationship with the REO.

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting

Meeting Date: December 7, 1995 REO Contact and Phone: Don Knowles (503) 326-6266

Topic: New Information

Objective: Review, finalize, and approve the revised draft new information memo. The IAC is seeking agreement on a generic process to examine new information.

Summary of Discussion/IAC Actions: The memo describes an overview of the Adaptive Management Process and a framework in which new information will be reviewed and incorporated into the Northwest Forest Plan in the future.
The IAC noted that the direction was general in nature and does not provide specific guidance for analysis of new information. Some members would have preferred more detail. It was noted that the process outlined in the memo would be supplemented as specific issues are considered. It was agreed that we would review our progress after 6 to 8 months and make appropriate adjustments at that time.

IAC Agreements: The IAC agreed that the goals of the process were to continue the coordinated and cooperative efforts needed to support forest plan implementation. Consensus was reached to issue the generic process guidance memo in its current form. The process will be supplemented as experience is gained dealing with new information issues. In 6 to 8 months the IAC will review the generic process that has been developed and make changes if needed.

RIEC Decisions: The RIEC agreed to sign the revised draft new information memo and review the process in 6 to 8 months.

Follow-up Actions (who/what/when): The REO will use RIEC signatures on file and issue the memo as soon as practicable.

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting

Meeting Date: December 7, 1995 REO Contact and Phone: Linda Kucera (503) 326-6283

Topic: 1996 IAC Meetings

Objective: To schedule 1996 IAC meeting dates and locations.

IAC Agreements:
Scheduled
Meeting Date Location 'Off' Dates
February 1 Portland
March 7
April 4 Portland
May 29-30 Yakima, WA
July 11
August 1 TBD
September 26 TBD
November 7
December 5 TBD
NOTE: 'Off' dates will be managed as official meetings to allow reimbursement for travel expenses.

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting

Meeting Date: December 7, 1995 REO Contact and Phone: Tim Quinn (503) 326-6269

Topic: Vegetation Data Standards

Objective: Approve adoption of vegetation data standards and implementation steps.

Summary of Discussion/IAC Actions: The presentation outlined the process taken to arrive at identifying core standards and implementation steps. The IAC sought assurances that appropriate partners were consulted and like activities considered such as FWS habitat mapping. The IAC further noted the value of these standards in developing products that are compatible among agencies.

Follow-up Actions (who/what/when): Executives are asked to assess the proposed recommendations within their own organizations and request briefings if needed by the Vegetation Strike Team. IRICC will present additional detail at the February IAC meeting and seek approval.

Potential Agenda Topics for the
February 1, 1996 IAC Meeting
Portland, Oregon -- 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

TIME DURATION POTENTIAL AGENDA TOPICS PRESENTER

9:00 Welcome, certify the December meeting notes, and review the February meeting objectives and agenda Elaine Zielinski & Linda Kucera

Salmon and the NFP

How better to use NFP products and processes for salmon conservation efforts

Mike Tehan

Riparian Reserve Technical Team Recommendations:

Present proposed recommendations

Mike Tehan & Dave Hohler

IRICC Vegetation Strike Team Recommendations:

Review and agree on the proposed data standards and recommendations for implementation

Tim Quinn & Chris Cadwell

Report on the OFED End-of-Year Report Tom Tuchmann

Possible Agenda Items for the April Meeting Elaine Zielinski

Hot Topics All

Public Comment Linda Kucera

Review Today's Meeting Agreements Don Knowles & Elaine Zielinski

Closing Comments Elaine Zielinski

4:00 Adjourn

Potential Information Items and Updates for February 1, 1996

Joint Planning Team Progress report.
Snoqualmie Pass AMA Plan--How should the RIEC and IAC review the first completed AMA plan, especially one involving owls and intermingled private lands?
Rescission Bill Analysis Update.
LSR Assessment: REO Review Process.
Federal Timber Sale Program Update.
MM-1 Plan Amendment for the Siskiyou National Forest Update (ROD page C-34).
Proposed 4(d) Rule draft Environmental Alternatives Analysis Update.

Possible Future Agenda Items

April 1996--IRICC Hydro/Fish Strike Team proposed recommendations.
April 1996--Implementation and Effectiveness Monitoring.
April 1996--Joint Planning Team report.
May 1996--Yakama field trip and meeting: Role of Government-to-Government Consultation--Present an analysis of ways to enhance government-to-government consultation and communication between Federal, state, tribal, and local governments on issues related to the implementation of the Northwest Forest Plan.
August 1996--Review of the Adaptive Management Process.

December IAC Meeting Handouts
Joint Planning Team - Overhead Slides
New Information Update - Latest Draft
IRICC Vegetation Strike Team & Data Coordination Team - Executive Summary
FEMAT Presentation:
Developing a Forest Plan for Federal Forests of the Pacific Northwest
A Management Overview - Judy Nelson
A Look at Science in the Forest Ecosystem Management Assessment - Logan Norris
At the Crossroads of Science, Management & Policy - Ted Stubblefield
Rescission Bill Timber Sale Summary
FY 1996 Major Activities and IAC Key Interest Area Table
Update of Litigation Pertinent to Northwest Forest Plan- December 7, 1995
Status of Fish and Wildlife Service- 4(d) Rule Development - Overhead Slides
Correspondence Log with Current Correspondence Sent - Available for requests

Information available at the reception desk:
Organizational Chart- NW Forest Plan
IAC Identification List
RIEC Identification List
REO Telephone Directory
Acronym List and Acronym Definition
November IAC Notes
December IAC Agenda & Prework

Publications available on request:
Record of Decisions (RODs)
WA Guide-Section I
WA Guide-Section II (Modules)
Natural Resource Partnership Proposal - Cost Effective Results through Public/Private
Partnership-Draft
Bat Houses for Sale ordering information flyer from Francie Sullivan

Intergovernmental Advisory Committee Meeting December 7, 1995 Attendance List
Name	Title	Agency

IAC Members and Alternates

Blomstrom, Greg Forester Planner CA Indian Forest & Fire Mgmt. Council

Feigner, Ken Director, Forest and Salmon Group Environmental Protection Agency

Gaar, Elizabeth Senior Policy Coordinator, NW Region National Marine Fisheries Service

Holford, Turk Area Forester Bureau of Indian Affairs

Knowles, Don (DFO) Executive Director Regional Ecosytem Office

Lowe, John Regional Forester Forest Service

McVay, Rocky County Commissioner Curry County, State of Oregon

Moeller, George Deputy Station Director Forest Service, PNW

Moon, Mel Commissioner NW Indian Fisheries Commission

Multer, Ell-Piret National Biological Service

Murphy, Tom Director, Envir. Research Lab Environmental Protection Agency

Nichols, Bob Senior Executive Policy Assistant WA Office of the Governor

Smith, Kevin OR Office of the Governor

Speaks, Stan Area Director Bureau of Indian Affairs

Spear, Mike Regional Director U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Sullivan, Francie Shasta County Supervisor, District 3 Shasta County, State of California

Walters, Bill Deputy Regional Director National Park Service

Zielinski, Elaine State Director Bureau of Land Management, OR/WA

Regional Ecosystem Office

Coyle, Jim Monitoring National Biological Survey

Fritzler, Carol Lee Administrative Officer Forest Service

Hamilton, Chris GIS Bureau of Land Management

Kucera, Linda Facilitator U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Loop, Curt Representative U.S. Army of Corps

McKenzie, Dan Research & Monitoring-Leader Environmental Protection Agency

Powers, Dave Representative Environmental Protection Agency

Romancier, Bob Research & Monitoring Pacific Northwest Research Station

Sims, Gary Representative Bureau of Indian Affairs

Sisto, Tony Representative National Park Service

Springer, Christine Receptionist Forest Service

Tehan, Mike Representative National Marine Fisheries

Watson, Jay Representative U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Ystad, Laurie Secretary Forest Service

Intergovernmental Advisory Committee Meeting December 7, 1995 Attendance List
Name	Agency

Other

Artypos, Alex Research Associate University of Washington

Belisle, Harold Forest Plan Implementation Bureau of Land Management

Birch, Kevin Planning Oregon Department of Forestry

Blakeman, David Forest Service, R-5

Bradley, Bill Bureau of Land Management

Brown, George Oregon State University

Cadwell, Chris Bureau of Land Management

Clauson, Steve Forest Service, R-5

Connelly, Margaret Resources Information Specialist Forest Service, R-6

Crete, Ron Branch Chief U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Crystal, Roger Group Leader, Geometronics Forest Service, R-6

Davies, Bruce NW Indian Fisheries Commission

Johnson, Norm Oregon State University

Jope, Kathy Chief, Natural Resources National Park Service

Larson, Noel Director, Information Resource Forest Service, R-6

Lint, Joe Bureau of Land Management

Martin, Catrina Fish & Wildlife Biologist U.S. Fish and Wildlife

McIlwain, Jerry Program Manager Forest Service, PNW

Shannon, Margaret University of Washington

Smitch, Curt Assistant Regional Director U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Stubblefield, Ted Forest Supervisor, Gifford Pinchot Forest Service, R-6

Walsh, Christine Area Manager Bureau of Land Management

Wesley, David Deputy Assistant Regional Director U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Wheetley, Mark California State Coastal Conservancy

Williams, Bob Associate Regional Forester Forest Service, R-6

Wood, Karyn Acting Forest Supervisor Forest Service, R-5

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting
Meeting Date: December 7, 1995	REO Contact and Phone: Curt Loop (503) 326-7002
Topic: Joint Planning Team (JPT) for Natural Resources Partnership
Summary of Discussion/IAC Actions: At the November 2 meeting, the REO presented a proposal to establish a Joint Planning Team (JPT) for the purpose of better integrating the ecological and economic components of the Northwest Forest Plan and the goals of the local impacted timber communities. The presentation also covered a proposed JPT charter and the selection guidance and selection committee for staffing the JPT. The discussion concluded at the December 7 IAC meeting.
IAC Agreements: The IAC discussed the proposed candidate selection guidance, the selection committee, and the proposed charter. The IAC recommended that: 1. The selection committee be composed of the two chairs of the RCERT, the chair and vice chair of the IAC, three State representatives from either the IAC or RCERT, three tribal representatives from the IAC, and three county representatives from the IAC. 2. The guidance for nominating individuals for the JPT is that nominations will come: one each from the RCERT; one each from each of the three States; two from the IAC; three from the Tribes; one each from the conservation/environmental sector, labor sector, and industry sector; and three from local governments. It was also recommended that one representative each from the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management would be among the JPT. At the JPT selection meeting, the selection committee was given the discretion as to when to involve representatives from the Conservation/Environmental, Labor, and Industry components. The JPT would determine the best course of action to incorporate input from these components and report back to the IAC. 3. The JPT charter be approved as proposed. It was noted that the JPT will be a subcommittee of the IAC as the IAC has a FACA approved charter, while the RCERT does not.
RIEC Decisions: The RIEC decided to establish the JPT and approved the proposed charter. They also agreed to receive nominations and select JPT members in accordance with the guidance. The IAC agreed to submit nominations to the REO by December 15, 1995.

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting
Meeting Date: December 7, 1995	REO Contact and Phone: Don Knowles (503) 326-6266
Topic: New Information
Objective: Review, finalize, and approve the revised draft new information memo. The IAC is seeking agreement on a generic process to examine new information.
Summary of Discussion/IAC Actions: The memo describes an overview of the Adaptive Management Process and a framework in which new information will be reviewed and incorporated into the Northwest Forest Plan in the future. The IAC noted that the direction was general in nature and does not provide specific guidance for analysis of new information. Some members would have preferred more detail. It was noted that the process outlined in the memo would be supplemented as specific issues are considered. It was agreed that we would review our progress after 6 to 8 months and make appropriate adjustments at that time.
IAC Agreements: The IAC agreed that the goals of the process were to continue the coordinated and cooperative efforts needed to support forest plan implementation. Consensus was reached to issue the generic process guidance memo in its current form. The process will be supplemented as experience is gained dealing with new information issues. In 6 to 8 months the IAC will review the generic process that has been developed and make changes if needed.
RIEC Decisions: The RIEC agreed to sign the revised draft new information memo and review the process in 6 to 8 months.
Follow-up Actions (who/what/when): The REO will use RIEC signatures on file and issue the memo as soon as practicable.

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting
Meeting Date: December 7, 1995	REO Contact and Phone: Linda Kucera (503) 326-6283
Topic: 1996 IAC Meetings
Objective: To schedule 1996 IAC meeting dates and locations.
IAC Agreements: Scheduled Meeting Date Location 'Off' Dates February 1 Portland March 7 April 4 Portland May 29-30 Yakima, WA July 11 August 1 TBD September 26 TBD November 7 December 5 TBD NOTE: 'Off' dates will be managed as official meetings to allow reimbursement for travel expenses.

Issue Summary from the December IAC Meeting
Meeting Date: December 7, 1995	REO Contact and Phone: Tim Quinn (503) 326-6269
Topic: Vegetation Data Standards
Objective: Approve adoption of vegetation data standards and implementation steps.
Summary of Discussion/IAC Actions: The presentation outlined the process taken to arrive at identifying core standards and implementation steps. The IAC sought assurances that appropriate partners were consulted and like activities considered such as FWS habitat mapping. The IAC further noted the value of these standards in developing products that are compatible among agencies.
Follow-up Actions (who/what/when): Executives are asked to assess the proposed recommendations within their own organizations and request briefings if needed by the Vegetation Strike Team. IRICC will present additional detail at the February IAC meeting and seek approval.

TIME	DURATION	POTENTIAL AGENDA TOPICS	PRESENTER
9:00		Welcome, certify the December meeting notes, and review the February meeting objectives and agenda	Elaine Zielinski & Linda Kucera
		Salmon and the NFP How better to use NFP products and processes for salmon conservation efforts	Mike Tehan
		Riparian Reserve Technical Team Recommendations: Present proposed recommendations	Mike Tehan & Dave Hohler
		IRICC Vegetation Strike Team Recommendations: Review and agree on the proposed data standards and recommendations for implementation	Tim Quinn & Chris Cadwell
		Report on the OFED End-of-Year Report	Tom Tuchmann
		Possible Agenda Items for the April Meeting	Elaine Zielinski
		Hot Topics	All
		Public Comment	Linda Kucera
		Review Today's Meeting Agreements	Don Knowles & Elaine Zielinski
		Closing Comments	Elaine Zielinski
4:00		Adjourn

Blomstrom, Greg	Forester Planner	CA Indian Forest & Fire Mgmt. Council
Feigner, Ken	Director, Forest and Salmon Group	Environmental Protection Agency
Gaar, Elizabeth	Senior Policy Coordinator, NW Region	National Marine Fisheries Service
Holford, Turk	Area Forester	Bureau of Indian Affairs
Knowles, Don (DFO)	Executive Director	Regional Ecosytem Office
Lowe, John	Regional Forester	Forest Service
McVay, Rocky	County Commissioner	Curry County, State of Oregon
Moeller, George	Deputy Station Director	Forest Service, PNW
Moon, Mel	Commissioner	NW Indian Fisheries Commission
Multer, Ell-Piret		National Biological Service
Murphy, Tom	Director, Envir. Research Lab	Environmental Protection Agency
Nichols, Bob	Senior Executive Policy Assistant	WA Office of the Governor
Smith, Kevin		OR Office of the Governor
Speaks, Stan	Area Director	Bureau of Indian Affairs
Spear, Mike	Regional Director	U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Sullivan, Francie	Shasta County Supervisor, District 3	Shasta County, State of California
Walters, Bill	Deputy Regional Director	National Park Service
Zielinski, Elaine	State Director	Bureau of Land Management, OR/WA

Coyle, Jim	Monitoring	National Biological Survey
Fritzler, Carol Lee	Administrative Officer	Forest Service
Hamilton, Chris	GIS	Bureau of Land Management
Kucera, Linda	Facilitator	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Loop, Curt	Representative	U.S. Army of Corps
McKenzie, Dan	Research & Monitoring-Leader	Environmental Protection Agency
Powers, Dave	Representative	Environmental Protection Agency
Romancier, Bob	Research & Monitoring	Pacific Northwest Research Station
Sims, Gary	Representative	Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sisto, Tony	Representative	National Park Service
Springer, Christine	Receptionist	Forest Service
Tehan, Mike	Representative	National Marine Fisheries
Watson, Jay	Representative	U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Ystad, Laurie	Secretary	Forest Service

Artypos, Alex	Research Associate	University of Washington
Belisle, Harold	Forest Plan Implementation	Bureau of Land Management
Birch, Kevin	Planning	Oregon Department of Forestry
Blakeman, David		Forest Service, R-5
Bradley, Bill		Bureau of Land Management
Brown, George		Oregon State University
Cadwell, Chris		Bureau of Land Management
Clauson, Steve		Forest Service, R-5
Connelly, Margaret	Resources Information Specialist	Forest Service, R-6
Crete, Ron	Branch Chief	U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Crystal, Roger	Group Leader, Geometronics	Forest Service, R-6
Davies, Bruce		NW Indian Fisheries Commission
Johnson, Norm		Oregon State University
Jope, Kathy	Chief, Natural Resources	National Park Service
Larson, Noel	Director, Information Resource	Forest Service, R-6
Lint, Joe		Bureau of Land Management
Martin, Catrina	Fish & Wildlife Biologist	U.S. Fish and Wildlife
McIlwain, Jerry	Program Manager	Forest Service, PNW
Shannon, Margaret		University of Washington
Smitch, Curt	Assistant Regional Director	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Stubblefield, Ted	Forest Supervisor, Gifford Pinchot	Forest Service, R-6
Walsh, Christine	Area Manager	Bureau of Land Management
Wesley, David	Deputy Assistant Regional Director	U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Wheetley, Mark		California State Coastal Conservancy
Williams, Bob	Associate Regional Forester	Forest Service, R-6
Wood, Karyn	Acting Forest Supervisor	Forest Service, R-5