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Mike Sumner is an experienced land use planner and recreation specialist with over 10 years of experience in resource management planning and National Environmental Policy Act compliance. He has extensive skills in land use planning, recreation management, visual resource management, spatial analysis, and desktop publishing. Sumner's background includes roles managing recreation resources, conducting spatial analysis and GIS work, managing wilderness areas, and leading resource management planning projects.
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