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MARCUS SCOTT RAWLINGS Jones & Stokes Associates, Inc. SPECIAL SKILLS AND EXPERTISE Wildlife-habitat relationships, wildlife management strategies, and development and implementation of wildlife investigations. EDUCATION B.S., Wildlife Management, Humboldt State University, Arcata, California, 1978. EXPERIENCE Jones & Stokes Associates, Inc. Wildlife biologist. Assists with habitat restoration and mitigation projects. Identified and delineated habitat types and participated in the restoration of wetland habitats in central California. Assisted with wetland delineations using methods defined by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Partici- pated in analyzing potential impacts on wildlife resulting from a proposed natural gas pipeline through northern and central California. Nevada Department of Wildlife Nongame wildlife biologist. Responsible for administering, planning, and implementing all nongame wildlife program activities in northeastern Nevada. Developed and implemented a program to inventory the wildlife and vegeta- tion communities and identify land use problems associated with the Humboldt River system. Developed and implemented a program to reintro- duce peregrine falcons into Nevada. Developed and implemented an investigation of Nevada's greater sandhill crane population to assess population parameters,habitat requirements and availability,and management needs. Chaired the subcommittee of the Pacific Flyway Study Committee for Nevada's sandhill crane population and rewrote the existing flyway management plan for that population. Participated in the investigation of Section 404 violations of the Clean Water Act. Provided nongame wildlife input in land use planning processes of state and federal agencies. Participated in the inventory, trapping, and transplanting of various species of wildlife. Engaged in wildlife law enforcement as needed.