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Anita Hayworth, PhD
<br />Duck/Bird Sanctuary Habitat Design, Senior Biologist
<br />Anita Hayworth is a senior project manager and senior
<br />biologist with more than 35 years' professional experience as
<br />an ecologist specializing in environmental impact analysis,
<br />biology -related California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)
<br />and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents,
<br />habitat and population surveys, special -status species surveys,
<br />and wildlife management studies.
<br />Dr. Hayworth is well versed in the ecology and distribution of a
<br />number of rare, threatened, or endangered species, has
<br />conducted numerous focused surveys of these species, and
<br />she understands the requirements for regulatory compliance in
<br />dealing with endangered species, including preparation of
<br />documents required for Section 7 consultation and Section 10.
<br />Dr. Hayworth's areas of expertise include general wildlife
<br />surveys; population, breeding, and foraging surveys of wildlife;
<br />small mammal studies using trap, mark, and release programs;
<br />and behavior and reproductive success studies of birds and
<br />mammals. Dr. Hayworth has also conducted intertidal surveys,
<br />general habitat surveys, and general observations about
<br />hydrology and erosion potential. She has prepared biological
<br />assessments of impacts and mitigation programs. Dr. Hayworth
<br />excels in preparation of master plans, as well as development
<br />of management plans and mitigation measures for impacts
<br />construction monitoring statistical analysis, and the development c
<br />Project Experience
<br />EDUCATION
<br />University of California, Davis
<br />PhD, Ecology, 1994
<br />MS, Avian Sciences, 1980
<br />University of Illinois
<br />BS, Ecology, Ethology, and
<br />Evolution, 1977
<br />CERTIFICATIONS
<br />California Gnatcatcher, Least Bell's Vireo
<br />(Locate and Monitor Nests)
<br />Southwestern Willow Flycatcher (Locate and
<br />Monitor Nests)
<br />Fairy Shrimp (All Listed Species Occurring in
<br />California),
<br />Quino Checkerspot Butterfly, USFWS 10(a)
<br />Permit No. TE78084
<br />Master Permits for Banding and Mist -Netting
<br />California Gnatcatchers (TE781084)
<br />San Diego County Approved Biologist
<br />Riverside County Cedified Biologist
<br />PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
<br />The Wildlife Society
<br />American Society of Zoologists
<br />Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi
<br />Additionally, she has experience in
<br />f sampling design.
<br />Sunset Cliffs Natural Park Master Plan, City of San Diego Park and Recreation Department, City of
<br />San Diego, California. Project manager for preparation of a biological technical report for the City of San
<br />Diego Park and Recreation Department. The project involves a master plan for the passive recreation,
<br />coastal management, and public access and use of the Sunset Cliffs Natural Park. Tasks include project
<br />management, focused surveys for the California gnatcatcher, review of vegetation mapping, survey of the
<br />intertidal resources, and assembly of existing information and impact analysis into a technical report.
<br />Carlsbad Municipal Golf Course, City of Carlsbad, California. Assisted with permitting and
<br />coordination with resource agencies. Provided interpretation of impacts and evaluated the suitability of
<br />numerous mitigation sites including Perkins, Choumas-Pappas, and others. Conducted a burrowing owl
<br />survey for the proposed site.
<br />Southern Orange County Subregion NCCP/HCP, County of Orange, California. Conducted California
<br />gnatcatcher, least Bell's vireo, and southwestern willow flycatcher surveys for various areas within the
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