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Request For Qualifications and Client List
Jim Matthews, T. Larry Mellichamp, Randall Forsythe, Karri Cecil Blackmon, John T. Soule, Lisa Gaffney,
Alan Peoples, Lisa Chisholm, Don Seriff
JIM MATTHEWS, Ph.D.
HARP President / Senior Biologist
Education:
1962 Ph.D. Emory University, Atlanta GA, Cytogenetics
1959 M.S. Cornell University, Ithaca NY, Taxonomy/Ecology
1957 B.A. Atlantic Christian (Barton) College, Wilson NC, Biology Major
Current Position and Background:
Dr. Matthews is the founder and President of HARP. He began his teaching career as a professor of Biology in 1962. He has been with the University of North Carolina at Charlotte since 1964, became a full professor in 1972, and served as chairman of the Biology Department from 1994-1996. Currently, he is retired from teaching and holds the status of Professor Emeritus.
Professional Experience:
Dr. Matthews has over 30 years experience in the study of the plants, ecology and natural communities in the Carolinas. He has been the author or co-author on 27 scientific papers from 1966-1998. He is a Contributing Member of four professional societies: American Society of Plant Taxonomists, International Association of Plant Taxonomists, Southern Appalachian Botanical Society and Association of Southeastern Biologists. Dr. Matthews has been the recipient of the following professional awards: North Carolina National Bank Award for Teaching Excellence, 1972; Governor’s Award for Excellence,
State of North Carolina, Environmental Activity, 1994; Southern Appalachian Botanical Society, Elizabeth Ann Bartholomew Award for Distinguished Service, 1995; Mecklenburg County Environmental Protection Commission, Environmental Excellence Award, 1995. As HARP President and Senior Biologist, Dr. Matthews oversees all HARP projects.
Director, Herbarium, 1314CC. 32,000+ specimens computerized database, search software developed and functional.
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N. C. Department of Natural Resources and Community Development Natural Heritage Advisory Committee, 1973-1984, Chairman, 1980-1984.
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Executive Committee, Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1980-83 and 1994-97
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National Natural Landmarks Evaluator, Heritage Conservation and Recreation Service, 1979. (U.S. Dept. of Interior).
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Co-chairman and Organizer for Symposium on Recognition and Protection of Natural Areas of the Southeastern U.S., 1978
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Co-Chairman of Rocky River Bluffs Natural Landmark Acquisition Committee, to raise $16,000 for purchase of this landmark, 1966-67.
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Academic Research and Contracts Officer, UNCC 1974-75
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Chairman, Charlotte Parks Bond Advisory Committee, to recommend spending $10 million on park acquisition and development, 1979-81.
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Developed Nature Preserve Guidelines for City and County Nature Preserves, 1979.
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Advisor to Charlotte Advisory Parks Committee, for City Parks and Recreation Department, 1982 to 1987.
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Preparation of over 150 environmental assessments for highway, airport and sewer construction projects. 1976 - present.
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Co-authored Nature Trail Guide for Chimney Rock Park, 1979.
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Co-authored Teacher’s Nature Guide to Chimney Rock Park, 1984.
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Helped develop Field Station for UNCC at Chimney Rock Park, 1985
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Arranged for Development and Conservation meeting of owners of 4,000 acres of land in Hickory Nut Gorge, 1985.
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Bat Cave Stewardship Committee. N.C. Nature Conservancy, 1984-present.
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Gaston College Liberal Arts and Sciences Division Advisory Committee, 1984-1989.
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Co-Chair of Scholarship and Degrees Committee.
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Editor, Castanea, journal of the Southern Appalachian Botanical Society, 1985-86, 1997.
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Co-convener of Carolinas Collections Colloquium, a forum for the herbarium curators in the Carolinas: UNC-Chapel Hill, October 1985; Columbia, May 1987; 014CC, April 1989.
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Workshop for U.S. Dept. of Agriculture - Soil Conservation Service, 33. attendees from SE and SW, September 24-28, 1987. Wetland Plant Identification.
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Co-host (with R.L. Kologiski) for S.E. Regional Wetlands Review Panel, U.S. Fish and Wildlife - Two meetings- Aug. 12-14, 1986 and April 21-23, 1987.
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C hairman, Local Arrangements Committee, Association of Southeastern Biologists for 1989 meeting.
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Southern Appalachian Botanical Society: Endowment Committee (1986-90), Long Range Planning Committee (1987-1989), and Member of selection Committee for Windier Award (1991- 1994). Finance Committee (1990-1995)
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Appointed to Mecklenburg County Citizens Environmental Advisory Council, under Mecklenburg Co. Park and Recreation Commission, 1992-present.
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Council to oversee the environmental issues within the Park and Recreation Division. Initial project was the development of a natural heritage survey for the county.
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Oversaw two Field Investigators during summer, 1993, to survey Land mass of Mecklenburg Co. for potential natural areas, volunteer of over 250 hours through December 1993. Final report written in large part and submitted, February 1998.
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Presented program to 1st, 2nd and 3rd Annual Bi-State Catawba River Conferences, 1992, 1993, and 1994.
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Presented lectures on pollution to English Language Training Institute, March and May 1993,1994.
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Arranged for acquisition of Davidson College Herbarium, 19,000 specimens plus cabinets, 1994.
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Chair, Department of Biology, 1994-96.
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Retired, Professor Emeritus, July 1996.
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Founded HARP, 1996
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T. LAWRENCE MELLICHAMP, Ph.D.
Senior Botanist
Education:
1970 B.S. UNC Charlotte, Charlotte NC, Biology
1976 Ph.D. Univ. of Michigan, Botany
Current Position and Background:
Dr. Mellichamp has been a professor in the Biology Dept. at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte since 1976, and is the Director of UNC Charlotte Botanical Gardens. He is a founding partner in HARP and serves as Senior Botanist.
Professional Experience:
Dr. Mellichamp’s research specialties include biology of rare and endangered plants, native plants in the Carolinas & their landscape use, Natural Areas Inventories, general information on carnivorous plants and hybridization of Sarracenia pitcher plants.
Dr Mellichamp has co-authored three books: Textbook Practical Botany (1983); Co-author with Peter Loewer: The Winter Garden (1997); Co-author with James R. Wells & Fred W. Case Wildflowers of the Western Great Lakes Region (1999) Dr. Mellichamp has published numerous articles and given professional presentations on: rare plants, carnivorous plants, plant collecting policy, greenhouse and gardens management, plant names, native plant landscaping, pollination biology, botanical history, native orchids, wetland plants and habitats, and winter
garden plants.
Dr. Mellichamp has given public lectures at New York Botanical Gardens, Cullowhee Native Plant Conference, Univ. of Michigan Botanical Gardens, Toronto Rock Garden Society, American Rock Garden Society, North Carolina Botanical Garden, Various Orchid Societies, Denver Botanical Garden, Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden (Cape Town, South Africa), N.C. Zoo, American Rhododendron Society Annual Convention, U.S. National Arboretum, Virginia Rhododendron & Orchid Societies, Riverbanks Zoo & Gardens, Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens, Regional Horticulture Symposia in NC, SC, VA since 1985.
Dr. Mellichamp has been the recipient of the following professional awards: Finalist in UNC Charlotte NationsBank Teaching Excellence Award - 1993, Assoc. of Southeastern Biologists Outstanding Teaching Award – 1994.
Dr. Mellichamp provides consultation for HARP projects on endangered species, habitat restoration and environmental assessments.
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DR. RANDALL (RANDY) D. FORSYTHE, Ph.D.
Hydrologist / Fluvialgeomorphologist / Modeler
DEGREES
Ph.D., M.Phil., and M.S., Columbia University (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory), NYC, NY
B.A. Lawrence University, Appleton, WN
Dr. Forsythe is the lead scientist/designer for HARP's stream and wetland restoration, creation, and enhancement program. Since 1997 he has led HARP's efforts to restore and/or enhance some 45,000 linear feet of streams and rivers for private clients, the NC DOT and the NC EEP (formerly WRP). His research and design work has guided approximately 7-8 million dollars worth of water quality design/build services. Dr. Forsythe is currently engaged in applied research efforts to improve the protocols for stream restoration and urban stormwater BMP's, and has presented new and improved strategies at the “Emerging Issues” Stormwater conference in Asheville (April 22, 2004) and at the 2004 SE United States Stream Restoration Conference (Winston Salem, June 20 th , 2004). Notable past and current projects and roles include:
* Lead designer of the ˜$1.3Million (5,000 ft) NCEEP-sponsored Freedom Park – Little Sugar Creek Restoration (part of the 12 mile Little Sugar Creek Greenway)
* Lead designer of the ˜$700,000 (4,000 ft) NCEEP-sponsored Irwin Creek Restoration (Mecklenburg, Co.)
* Lead Environmental Consultant for 12 mile Little Sugar Creek Greenway Master Plan (Mecklenburg Co.)
* Lead designer for the NCEEP-sponsored Caldwell Station Creek (WSII watershed) and wetland restoration, Huntersville and Davidson areas, NC.
* Lead designer of the Brush Creek/Little Pine Creek WRP restoration – NC Blue Ridge Province – trout waters.
* Lead designer for ˜3,000 ft of stream restoration along Un-named tributaries to the Yadkin River for the City of Winston Salem (mitigation for new Water Filtration Plant)
* Feasibility Assessment and Conceptual Design for Daylighting Little Sugar Creek as part of a mixed-use redevelopment initiative (Midtown Mall complex, downtown Charlotte).
* Design of ˜ 40,000 sf. of ecologically-based stormwater wetland and bioretention BMP's for three basins under the NC CWMTF McDowell Creek/Mecklenburg County Initiative.
* Lead designer of ˜3000 feet of stream restoration in the upper Rocky River Basin (tributary to Coddle Creek) for the NC-EEP.
* Lead designer of ˜4000 feet of stream restoration to tributaries of Cane Creek, French Broad River Basin for the NC-EEP
Dr. Forsythe has held Professorhips in the Earth Sciences at Rutgers Univ. (80-87) and at UNC-Charlotte (89-05), has been a Senior Fellow to the Smithsonian Institutions' Air and Space Museum (88-90), and has held adjunct and visiting appointments at the Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory, the Lunar and Plantary Institute (Johnson Space Center), and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (CalTech, Pasadena). Over the last decade he has managed approximately 1.5 million in academic research contract funds, been Chair of the UNC-Charlotte Environmental Academy, the primary Contract Director for the UNC-Charlotte Office of Environmental Assistance for Small Business as well as the Principal Investigator/Project Manager for 3 major EPA grants that focussed on technology transfer for pollution prevention including an EPA319 project to promote Low Impact Development approaches to storm water management for the Upper Catawba River Basin. Dr. Forsythe is author of the “Water Resources” Chapter in the North Carolina Atlas (UNC-Chapel Hill), coauthor of the 1994 NC WRRI publication on Wet Detention Basin Performance, and has over 75 professional publications in the Earth and Environmental Sciences literature. He is currently President of Terradigital, Inc. the primary provider of HARP's environmental restoration design services.
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KARRI CECIL BLACKMON
Operations Manager
Formal Education
1999 Master Course work Plant and Soil Science
1998 Certificate of Completion Hazardous Waste Institute
1998 B.S. Agricultural and Bio Systems Engineering
1986 Associate in Applied Science Paralegal Technology
Specialized Training
North Carolina Stream Restoration Institute - Advanced Stream Restoration and Design
Rosgen Natural Channel Assessment and Design Levels1 through 4
HAZWOPER 40 hour
HAZWOPER 8 hour Supervisor
Various Soil Erosion Prediction Models and associated field work for comparison evaluation
Current Position and background
Mrs. Blackmon joins HARP as Operation Manger to assume the day to day responsibilities of HARP's operations under the tutelage of Dr. Jim Matthews. Formerly Mrs. Blackmon was employed by AMEC Earth and Environmental, Inc. where she oversaw the financial management of the southeast region of AMEC and later moved on to project work as a staff engineer and scientist. Her background in contract management, financial and business management as well as environmental project work make her a valuable asset to HARP.
Professional summary
Mrs. Blackmon has 10 years of environmental science and engineering experience. She has served as project manager as well as task manager variety of civil engineering, environmental and natural resources projects. She is trained in the Natural Channel Assessment and Design methodologies taught by Dave Rosgen, PhD. As well as methods taught by North Carolina 's Stream Restoration Institute. She has considerable stream restoration assessment and design experience as well as design and monitoring of stormwater wetlands and constructed wetlands for waste water treatment. Her experiences in stream and water quality BMP design and monitoring includes stream crossing including culverts that combine geomorphic principles with traditional civil engineering methods. She has extensive experience with stream and river monitoring and assessment which include geomorphic surveys, Bank Erosion Hazard Index (BEHI) analysis, Pfankuch stratified by stream type, riparian vegetation monitoring, particle size analysis, sediment transport analysis, reference reach data collection, analysis and dimensionless ratio analysis and application to natural channel design. She has performed site assessments for a variety of environmental projects, she has performed a variety of surface and ground water sampling regimes, conducted soil sampling and prepared and implemented re-vegetation plans. Mrs. Blackmon has co-authored and presented three papers on the evaluation of soil erosion prediction models as compared to actual field measurements. Mrs. Blackmon also has a degree in paralegal technology supported by 11 years of experience in contract management, business development and financial business management.
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JOHN T. SOULE, B.A., A.A.S.
Environmental Scientist
Education:
1976 AAS Degree, Civil Engineering Technology, CPCC, Charlotte, NC.
1993 AAS Degree, Electronic Engineering Technology, (TAC/ABET Accredited), CPCC, Charlotte, NC.
1985 B.A. Biology, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC.
Additional / Continuing Education:
1996 Rosgen Level I
1999 Mecklenburg County Surface Water Improvement & Management Stream Buffer Workshop
2000 Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation & Management Training Program
2001 North Carolina Stream Restoration Conference
Current Position and Background:
Mr. Soule is a key member of the HARP team. As a botanist he is proficient in the collection, identification, and preservation of plant specimens and has been the lead field technician for all of the Natural Heritage Inventories performed by HARP. As a trained surveyor, he is comfortable performing field surveys using maps, compass, transit, and chain in addition to mapping and drafting with traditional tools and Auto Cad. Mr. Soule oversees channel construction on stream restoration projects, as well as bioengineering for bank stabilization. He oversees wetland
restoration and planting projects. He provides riparian buffer characterization, and maintenance and monitoring plan development for stream and wetland projects. Mr. Soule has participated in numerous Environmental Assessments, Endangered Species Surveys and Wetland Delineations for HARP. Mr. Soule is very familiar with the taxonomy and habitat of the Federally Endangered Schweinitz’s Sunflower (Helianthus schweinitzii), and Threatened Dwarf Heartleaf Ginger (Hexastylis naniflora), as well as other rare species and species of concern.
Professional Experience:
Mr. Soule has conducted the following activities for HARP
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Field Supervisor, City of Charlotte Storm Water Services Bioengineering Projects. Lead team in the restoration of over 40 projects involving a total of 50,000 Iinear ft. of stream in Charlotte/Metro area.
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Field Surveyor for the Gaston County Natural Heritage Inventory. Organized, directed, and worked in field survey of natural areas in Gaston County, taking field data and writing reports.
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Field Surveyor for the Cabarrus County Natural Heritage Inventory. Organized, directed, and worked in field survey of natural areas in Cabarrus County, taking field data and writing reports.
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Field Surveyor, Mecklenburg County Natural Heritage Inventory Organized, directed, and worked in field survey of natural areas in Mecklenburg County, taking field data and writing reports.
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Field Surveyor. Crescent Resources, Directed field work for endangered species survey for 1500 acres
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Field Supervisor, Albemarle Crossing Shopping Center Stream Relocation and Restoration project. Oversight of soil bioengineering and riparian buffer planting.
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Field Supervisor, South Hill Condominiums Stream Relocation and Restoration Project. Oversight of soil bioengineering and riparian buffer planting.
Prior to joining the HARP team Mr. Soule held the following positions:
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Research Associate / Naturalist. Chimney Rock, North Carolina. Assisted in the plant ecosystematic study of Chimney Rock Park, collected, identified and preserved plant specimens, took field data measurements, served as Park Naturalist, and conducted nature walks.
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Survey Crew Chief, Frank B. Hicks Associates, Charlotte, North Carolina. Supervised a land survey crew Established property boundaries, streets, curbs, gutters, sewer and provided elevations for grading.
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Engineering Aid, Christopher Construction Company, Columbus, Ohio McAlpine Creek Waste Treatment Plant Additions, Assisted project engineer in establishing grades, pipe and structure, locations, computed concrete volumes for pours, established pour levels and took test cylinders, and supervised laborers.
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Aviation Structural Mechanic (Hydraulics) - Petty Officer Third Class, United States Navy. Served as a Transport Flight Crew Plane Captain and Loadmaster on models C-lA and C-2A aircraft and as Division Training Petty Officer. Stationed in Atsugi, Japan, Cubi Point, Philippines, and Da Nang, Viet-Nam. Honorably Discharged
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LISA R. GAFFNEY, B.S.
Environmental Scientist
Education:
1997 B.S. Biology, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte , NC .
Additional / Continuing Education:
2006 Mecklenburg County Certified Site Inspector
2001, 2006 North Carolina Stream Restoration Conference
2000 Army Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation & Management Training Program
1999 Mecklenburg County Surface Water Improvement & Management Stream Buffer Workshop
Affiliations:
North Carolina Association of Environmental Professionals
Editor, Andre Michaux International Society Newsletter
Committee Member - Mecklenburg County Stewardship Advisory Council
Position and Background:
Ms. Gaffney joined the HARP team in 1997 and serves as project manager, field botanist, natural communities evaluator, NOV crisis manager, certified site inspector, wetland delineator, and bioengineering supervisor. As a botanist she is proficient in the identification of plants. Ms. Gaffney is very familiar with the taxonomy and habitat of the Federally Endangered Schweinitz's Sunflower ( Helianthus schweinitzii ), and Smooth Coneflower ( Echinacea laevigata ), Candidate Georgia Aster ( Symphyotrichum georgianum ) and Threatened Dwarf Heartleaf Ginger ( Hexastylis naniflora ), as well as other rare species and species of concern. She served as field botanist and wrote reports for Natural Heritage Inventories in Cabarrus and Lincoln Counties . She is responsible for long term monitoring and management of two piedmont prairie restoration sites funded by the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Ms. Gaffney has conducted numerous Environmental Assessments, Threatened and Endangered Species Surveys, Stream Assessments, Tree Surveys, and Site Inspections. She has also managed numerous remediation projects for compliance with the NC Sediment and Erosion Control Ordinance and other local ordinances.
Professional Experience:
Ms. Gaffney has conducted the following activities for HARP
- Field Surveyor for the Cabarrus County Natural Heritage Inventory. Organized, directed, and worked in field survey of natural areas in Cabarrus County , collecting field data and writing reports.
- Field Surveyor for the Lincoln County Natural Heritage Inventory. Organized, directed, and worked in field survey of natural areas in Lincoln County , collecting field data and writing reports.
- Threatened and Endangered Species Surveys and Natural Communities Evaluation for over 6,000 acres in North and South Carolina .
- Notice of Violation crisis management, assessment and remediation plans for numerous projects for compliance with the NC Sediment and Erosion Control Ordinance and other local ordinances.
- Currently participating in numerous Piedmont Prairie restoration projects including two funded by the US Fish and Wildlife Service in Cabarrus and Gaston Counties , North Carolina .
- Location and identification of four previously unreported populations of Federally Endangered Schweinitz's Sunflower ( Helianthus schweinitzii ).
- Location and identification of four previously unreported populations of Threatened Dwarf Heartleaf Ginger ( Hexastylis naniflora ).
- Rescue and relocation of several populations of the Federally Endangered Schweinitz's Sunflower ( Helianthus schweinitzii ).
- Supervised soil bioengineering for stream bank stabilization for numerous restoration projects including for Charlotte Storm Water Services and Mecklenburg County Storm Water Services.
- Numerous wetland delineations in North and South Carolina .
Prior to joining the HARP team Ms. Gaffney held the following positions:
- Conservation Science Technician, Natural Resources Division of the Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreation Department, 1996. Accomplishments include the setup of a county herbarium, completion of flora surveys, and collection of voucher specimens for the Nature Preserves in the county.
- Employed by the UNCC Biology Department in the University's Herbarium 1995 to 1997. Duties included all aspects of processing, cataloging and accessioning herbarium specimens.
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ALAN T. PEOPLES, B.A., M.S.
Installation Specialist
Education:
M.S., Geology. University of Georgia , Athens GA. 1997
B.S., Physics. Berry College , Rome , GA. 1991
Additional Credentials:
North Carolina Registered Landscape Contractor Number 1452
Current Position and Background:
Mr. Peoples is the lead contact for HARP's clients for developing planting plans. His ability to meet client budget restraints is unsurpassed. He is well versed in matching plant species to the habitat and in acquiring plants in the most cost effective manner. Mr. Peoples directs all of HARPs vegetation installation regardless of size. His responsibilities also include training personnel in the proper installation techniques for live stakes, bare root and containerized material.
Professional Experience:
Hillandale Golf Course, Ellerbee Creek Restoration, Durham , NC . Installed 9,100 containerized trees, shrubs and herbs on the streambank and riparian areas.
Wake Forest Country Club, Horse Creek Restoration, Wake Forest , NC . Installed 155 live stakes and 7,297 herbaceous plugs.
Freedom Park , Little Sugar Creek Restoration, Charltote , NC . Installed 6,240 live stakes, 10,099 bare root shrubs, 10,376 woody plugs, and 85 containerized trees.
Little Sugar Creek Restoration - Westfield Dr. , Charlotte , NC . Installed 7,095 live stakes, 10,600 bare root shrubs and trees, 101 potted shrubs and 425 herbaceoous plugs.
Hidden Valley Stream and Wetland Restoration, Wellingford St. , Charlotte , NC . Installed 3050 live stakes, 631 bare root shrubs, 550 aquatic herbs, and 3,295 herbaceous plugs.
Brush Creek/Little Pine Creek Stream Restoration, Alleghany Co., NC. Installed 1,900 live stakes and 2,500 bare root trees
Kings Creek Stream Restoration, campus of Brevard College , Brevard , NC . Installed 6,500 live stakes, 2,020 bare root shrubs, 1,000 bare root trees, 448 herbaceous plugs.
Purlear Creek I - Stream Restoration, Wilkes Co., NC. Installed 10,000 live stakes and 7,200 bare root trees.
Purlear Creek II - Stream Restoration, Wilkes Co., NC. Installed 8,000 live stakes and 2,050 bare root trees.
Tree Planting Subcontractor, Conservation Services, Inc . United States Department of Agriculture Conservation Reserve Enhanced Program (CREP). Shenandoah Valley Area, Virginia . 2001-2003. Responsibilities included installation of bare root tree seedlings, protective shelters and landscape matting.
Tree Planting Contractor, Pineywoods Reforestation . Texas Department of Forestry. 1999-2000.
Tree Planting Contractor, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources . Barron County , Wisconsin . 1999.
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Lisa Chisholm
Don Seriff, B.S.
Alan Peoples
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- AMEC Earth and Environmental, Charlotte, NC
- Black & Veatch International, Charlotte, NC
- Blythe Construction, Charlotte, NC
- Blythe Development, Charlotte, NC
- Branson Patch and Associates, Matthews, NC
- Brown and Caldwell Engineering, Charlotte, NC
- Cabarrus County, Soil and Water Conservation District, NHI
- Catawba Lands Conservancy
- Charlotte Storm Water Services
- Childress Klein Properties, Charlotte, NC
- City of Goldsboro, Public Works Dept.
- City of Winston-Salem, Public Works Dept.
- Close Family Properties, Ft. Mill, SC
- Crescent Resources, Charlotte, NC
- Crosland Commercial, Charlotte, NC
- Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden, Belmont, NC
- Dewberry Engineering, Charlotte, NC
- Duke Energy, Greensboro, NC
- Energy United, Charlotte, NC
- Engineering Consulting Services, Ltd., Charlotte, Greensboro, NC; Greenville, SC
- EstesDesign, Charlotte, NC
- Environmental Banc and Exchange (EBX), Owings Mills, MD.
- Forest City Land Group, Huntersville, NC
- Gaston County, QNRC-NC Cooperative Extension Service, NHI
- Gilbert Engineering, Statesville, NC
- Hart & Hickman
- Hazen and Sawyer Engineering, Charlotte, NC
- HDR Engineering of the Carolinas, Charlotte, NC
- Insite Engineering, Charlotte, NC
- LandDesign, Charlotte, NC
- Land Craft, Charlotte, NC
- Lauth Construction Group, Charlotte, NC
- Lincoln County and Catawba Lands Conservancy, NHI
- L-J Construction, Columbia, SC
- Lowe's Inc., Mooresville
- Lynn Thomas Grading, Polkton, NC
- Mace Grading, Mebane, NC
- MacTec Engineering, Charlotte, NC
- Martin Marietta Materials, Charlotte, NC
- McKim and Creed Engineering, Charlotte, NC
- Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation
- Mecklenburg County Storm Water
- Merrifield Partners, Charlotte, NC
- M/I Homes, Charlotte, NC
- Myers and Chapman Construction, Charlotte, NC
- N.C. Department of Transportation, Raleigh, NC
- N.C. Environmental Enhancement Program, Raleigh, NC
- N.C. Department of Transportation, Raleigh NC
- NC Wildlife Commission, Charlotte, NC
- Neill Grading and Construction, Hickory, NC
- Paris Projects, Charlotte, NC
- Portrait Homes, Charlotte, NC
- Provident Development Group, Charlotte, NC
- Pulte Homes, Charlotte, NC
- Rhein Medall, Charlotte, NC
- Roper Land Company, Charlotte, NC
- Ryan Homes, Charlotte, NC
- S&ME, Charlotte, NC
- Stantec Consulting, Charlotte, NC
- Starmount Company Developers, Greensboro, NC
- Town of Cornelius
- Union County Public Works Dept.
- Vulcan Materials Company, Charlotte, NC
- W.K. Dickson, Charlotte, NC
- Yarbrough, Williams and Houle, Charlotte, NC
HARP also works for individual land owners or other non-public entities
Reference are available upon request
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