Jeff Diehl, M.F.S. Principal, CFO Direct: (831) 466-1788 Cell: (831) 588-7775 Fax: (831) 469-9137 eMail Jeff Jeffrey Diehl has worked as a biological consultant for the past eleven years. During this time he has designed, completed, and reported field wildlife studies using techniques such as Habitat Evaluation Procedures, stream invertebrate sampling, small mammal trapping, predator scent stations, night spotlighting, radiotelemetry, electroshocking, passive and active bird relocations, preconstruction presence/absence surveys, and vegetation surveys. Mr. Diehl has experience in all levels of geographic information systems analysis, including database design, digitizing, data import and export, data analysis, and hardcopy production. Well versed in environmental review procedures, Mr. Diehl has coordinated the process with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies, as well as conducted public meetings and information presentations. He has also coordinated Section 7 Biological Assessments with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to determine impacts on endangered species and used U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers criteria for the delineation of wetlands. Mr. Diehl has extensive experience in all levels of studies and documentation required by the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) and California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). He has developed recommendations to mitigate fish and wildlife habitat losses resulting from project impacts and has authored portions of Environmental Impact Reviews, Environmental Impact Statements, and Environmental Assessments. In addition, he has designed customized ARC/INFO applications to analyze birdbanding and recovery data as well as sensitive resource distribution data. Throughout the United States, Mr. Diehl has conducted studies for development projects, including proposed reservoirs, electrical transmission lines, pipelines, surface coal mines, and hazardous waste disposal facilities. His project experience includes: residential developments in California; reservoirs in Wyoming, Texas, Arkansas, and North Carolina; electrical transmission lines and pipelines in California, Wyoming, Nebraska, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Texas, and Maryland; surface coal mines in Missouri and Kansas; highways in California; and, military facilities in California and Wisconsin. Return to "Our Staff."
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