Spencer Simon

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  "That is a crown jewel project of Everglades restoration," U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service assistant field supervisor Spencer Simon said Friday.
  
  The Fish and Wildlife Service supports none of the new corridors, Simon said, but he added that "a lot could change" between now and the county's 15- to 20-year planning horizon.
  
  Simon said the Fish and Wildlife Service is "ready and willing" to work with the county on a more comprehensive plan for guiding growth in panther country.
  
  Simon and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission panther team leader Darrell Land were among nine state and federal officials who recently met with county road planners about the corridor study.

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  Published on: 8/15/2007    Last Visited: 8/15/2007  

  At that meeting, Spencer Simon of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service told the commissioners that forming a stakeholders group might be a good idea.

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  Spencer Simon, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, told the five-member County Commission that the studies and a federal review of the county's proposed program could be completed in "less than a year and a half."
  
  Simon said Charlotte's plan could move quickly in part because it could be modeled after Sarasota County's scrub jay protection proposal, which was unveiled in May.
  
  "We can learn a lot from Sarasota County," Simon said.

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  "We need to conduct the beach reconstruction projects in a way that won't jeopardize the turtles," said U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service supervisory biologist Spencer Simon as he studied ravaged dunes where turtles are daily laying new eggs.
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  Secretary of Environmental Protection William Sole joined Simon, Atwater and a band of officials to tour a quarter-mile stretch of Singer Island where waves had carved a sharp bluff about 18 feet high along the beach.

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  Before a meeting on scrub jay regulations began on Tuesday in Charlotte County, Spencer Simons, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service was chatting with Jon Bednerik and Suzanne Graham of the Charlotte-Desoto Building Industry Association.

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  Published on: 5/1/2007    Last Visited: 5/1/2007  

  The new May 15 agreement wasn't a gift, however, said Spencer Simon, a senior biologist with the federal agency.
  
  The county had to agree to new measures protecting sea turtles to justify working further into the sea turtle nesting season, which runs through Nov. 1, Simon said.
  
  "We just think it's important everyone knows Indian River County is strongly committed to sea turtle conservation," Simon said.
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  Spencer Simon, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

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  But a 2007 e-mail from Fish and Wildlife Services supervisor Spencer Simon tells a different story.
  
  In the e-mail to Florida Wildlife Federation field representative Nancy Payton, Simon wrote that the Service provided ranch representatives with information on the Habitat Conservation Plan and incidental take permit process but have "no record nor do we recall any agreement that their proposal would avoid take of listed species."

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  Published on: 8/4/2007    Last Visited: 8/4/2007  

  Evidence indicates that the population may have decreased by 6 percent per year in some areas since 1993, said Spencer Simon of the Fish and Wildlife Service.

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  Spencer Simon, a senior biologist with the federal agency, said the May 5 offer was a compromise between the county's need for more time and the sea-turtle nesting season that started March 1.
  
  "The longer we proceed into the nesting season, the higher the likelihood of adverse affects on the sea turtles," Simon said.

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  Published on: 5/1/2007    Last Visited: 5/1/2007  

  Today, Spencer Simon, of U.S. Fish & Wildlife, and Andy Stevens, the county's Natural Resources Division manager, will be available to answer questions and provide status updates for the commission.

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