Several sites have been saved as a direct result of being placed on this list. Scope of Work Under the guidance of the Executive Director, the selected consultant will be responsible for researching, documenting and writing the text for the publication, which will describe the status of each site. The publication will contain a description of each site, including before and after photographs when available, and highlight local groups' efforts to successfully save sites around the state. A summer intern has completed the preliminary research on approximately half of the fifty sites, but additional research and documentation will be required. The consultant will have knowledge of architectural history, state and local historic regulations, landmarks, history and the historic preservation community in New Jersey.
Previous experience directing similar projects is desirable.
Proposals should include a statement of consultant's qualifications, a projected timeline for completion and estimated costs, including consultant's time and expenses. Deadline for submission is October 20, 2000. NatureServe provides authoritative conservation information in a searchable database for more than 50,000 plants, animals, and ecological communities of the United States and Canada. The NatureServe database holds information on over 50,000 species, from humpback whale to eastern hemlock, including endangered status, distribution, life history, and references. NatureServe will be a valuable resource for conservationists, students and teachers, academic researchers, land managers and environmental planners, and anyone interested in learning about the plants and animals of the U.S. and Canada.