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i Dylan W. Larson, P.W.S. Assistant Director of Environmental Services Registrations and Certifications: • Wetland Delineation Certification Training Program, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers • Professional Wetland Scientist, Society of Wetland Scientists • Environmental Permitting Summer School, 1995, 1999 • Hydric Soils Seminar, Florida Association of Environ- mental Soil Scientists • FDOT Environmental Management Training Course Relevant Coursework: • Wildlife Resources • Forestry Resources • Environmental Study • Trees and Shrubs Identification and Management • Ecology & Ecological Methods • International Resource Management • Florida Native Wetland Plants Identification • Florida Native Upland Plants Identification • Florida Grasses, Sedges and Rushes ID Workshop • Boating Skills & Seamanship Education: • Bachelor of Science in Biology, University of Wiscon- sin - Stevens Point, 1993 • Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, 1993 • Master of Business Administration, Nova Southeast- ern University, 1998 Relevant Professional Experience: As the firm's Assistant Director of Environmental Services, Mr. Larson is responsible for overseeing and performing studies and investigations on biological and ecological impacts affecting the firm's projects. This includes field evaluations, assessments, recommendations and report writing. Dylan has established himself as a valuable team mem- ber on a variety of the firm's projects that have involved environmental issues. Specific responsibilities include: wetlands jurisdictional determination; dredge and fill per- mitting; wetland mitigation design; mitigation monitoring; recommendations for maintenance procedures; coordina- tion and oversight of environmental GIS applications; and assistance with plan preparations and mitigation. Prior to joining Miller, Legg &Associates, Mr. Larson stud- ied abroad in Fiji, Australia and New Zealand. He con- ducted an independent study project on environmental is- sues of Australia and on specific threats to the Great Bar- rier Reef. Professional and Civic Activities: • President, Treasure Coast Chapter, Florida Association of Environmental Professionals • Member, National Association of Environmental Profes- sionals • Member, Florida Association of Environmental Profes- sionals • Previous Volunteer, Broward County Department of Natu- ral Resource Protection - Wetlands Section • Published Paper /Presentation titled, "Florida Wetlandsbank: Trending Toward Success" for Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers, August 1996, National Association of Environmental Professionals, May 1997; ASCE South Florida Chapter, October 1996; Society for Ecological Restoration, November 1997. • Paper published in Summer 1998 "Restoration and Man- agement Notes" entitled Florida Wetlandsbank-A Case Study in South Florida Wetlands Restoration. • Coauthored paper - "GPS Use in Wetland Delineations" published at Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection 3rd Annual GIS Workshop, October, 1998; and Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineering, South Florida Section Annual Meeting, October, 1998.