Outstandingly Remarkable Values

Wild and Scenic Webinar Series 

In the fifth webinar of the series, participants learn the criteria used to determine whether a value qualifies as an outstandingly remarkable value (ORV) and how to document ORVs.

Presenters

	Steve Chesterton is the Wild & Scenic Rivers National Program Manager for the U.S. Forest Service in Washington, DC. His position responsibilities include national program oversight and policy coordination for the designated rivers that the Forest Service is involved in managing as part of the National Wild & Scenic Rivers System, along with the rivers and streams found to be candidates for future designation.
	Liz Townley is the National Wilderness and Wild & Scenic Rivers Planner for the US Forest Service. Liz has 14 years’ experience with the BLM and Forest Service working in Wilderness, Wild and Scenic Rivers and Recreation management. Her passion for rivers and all things wild can be traced back to her pre-professional days growing up along the banks of the Columbia River and years spent exploring the coastal ranges of Washington and Oregon. She is happiest with her husband Skeet, their two kids Sophia and Jones and dog Garth out exploring public lands.
	Trevor Robinson is a recreation planner with the Siuslaw National Forest in Corvallis, Oregon. His favorite Wild & Scenic River (other than the Wild & Scenic Rivers on the Siuslaw) is the Deschutes River in Central Oregon.