Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Plant Surveys and Monitoring Surveys for the Boundary Hydroelectric Project 2026-2028

The City of Seattle is seeking proposals for Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Plant Surveys and Monitoring Surveys for the Boundary Hydroelectric Project 2026-2028. The project involves monitoring subpopulations of RTE species on 3- or 6-year intervals, depending on whether the species has a limited distribution or a wide distribution. The Consultant will conduct monitoring surveys, update the monitoring protocol, and provide recommendations for additional inventory and management actions. The project requires expertise in identifying native and non-native plants, and experience working with US Forest Service on botanical surveys. • The project involves monitoring subpopulations of RTE species • The Consultant will conduct monitoring surveys and update the monitoring protocol • The project requires expertise in identifying native and non-native plants • The Consultant will provide recommendations for additional inventory and management actions • The project involves working with US Forest Service on botanical surveys