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The Scientific Bases for Preservation of the Mariana Crow Appendix B Acknowledgments The committee acknowledges with appreciation presentations made at meetings of the community and personal communications by the following persons: Guam Department of Agriculture Mike Kuhlman, Director Celestino Aguon, Wildlife Biologist, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources Robert Anderson, Chief, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources Robert Beck, Wildlife Supervisor, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources Kelly Brock, Wildlife Biologist, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources Gary Wiles, Wildlife Biologist, Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana's Department of Lands and Natural Resources Benigno Sablan, Secretary Arnold Palacius, Director, Division of Fisheries and Wildlife Frank Toves, Resident Director, Rota Stan Taisacan, Wildlife Biologist, Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

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The Scientific Bases for Preservation of the Mariana Crow U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Dan Grout, Wildlife Biologist, Rota John Engbring, Wildlife Biologist, Olympia WA Brooks Harper, Division Chief, Honolulu HI Michael Lusk, Wildlife Biologist, Honolulu HI John Morton, Wildlife Biologist, Guam Karen Rosa, Chief, Branch of Recovery, Honolulu HI Robert Smith, Manager, Pacific Islands Ecoregion, Honolulu HI And the many other individuals and organizations who provided assistance Anderson Air Force Base Kristy Anderson, National Biological Service, Guam Bishop Museum staff Issac Calvo, Chair, Rota Habitat Conservation Committee Stephen Camacho, Wildlife Technician, Rota Mayor's Office Earl Campbell, National Biological Service, Columbus OH Rick Engemann, USDA Animal Damage Control, Ft. Collins CO John Fitzpatrick, Cornell University Robert Fleischer, National Zoological Park, Washington DC Blu Gamaio, Bishop Museum, Honolulu HI David Gillespie, Dean, University of Guam Vince Leon Guerro, US Rep. Underwood's office, Guam Peter Harrity, The Peregrine Fund, Volcano HI Heidi Hirsh, Andersen Air Force Base, Guam Anne Marshall, Honolulu, HI Aric Noboa, US Rep. Underwood's office, Washington DC Gordon Rodda, National Biological Service, Guam Cynthia Salley, McCandless Ranch, HI Cheryl Tarr, National Zoological Park, Washington DC The Honorable Robert P. Underwood, Guam Delegate to US Congress Keith Unger, McCandless Ranch, HI David Worthington, Wildlife Biologist, Rota

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