Dylan Lueth, B.S.
Biologist/Botanist
Bio:
Dylan has a Bachelors of Science in Biology with
a minor in Chemistry from the
University of Minnesota Duluth. He has been
working at MNR since 2007
conducting rare plant surveys, invasive species
surveys, and song bird/raptor surveys. He has worked in the
Chippewa, Chequamegon, and Superior National
Forests locating rare plant populations that include Botrychium mormo, B. lanceolatum,
Carex flava, C. michauxiana, Dryopteris goldiana, Eleocharis nitida, E. quinqueflora,
Rhynchospora fusca, Sparganium glomeratum, and Taxus canadensis.
Additionally he
has experience outside of National Forests
conducting rare species surveys and
wetland delineations for linear corridor projects
and proposed mining activities. Dylan currently serves on the
board of the Minnesota Native Plant Society
and is on the MN DNR list of approved Botrychium spp. and Endangered and
Threatened plant species surveyors.
Focus:
Rare Plant Surveys
Vegetation Monitoring
Rare Bird Surveys
GIS/GPS
Recent Projects:
MinnCan Pipeline: Wetland Monitoring
Enbridge Pipeline: Invasive Species Mapping, Rare Plant Surveys
CapX2020 Bemidji to Grand Rapids: Ornithological Surveys
Franconia Minerals: Rare Plant Surveys
Chippewa National Forest: Rare Plant Surveys
Superior National Forest:Rare Plant Surveys
Chequamegon National Forest: Rare Plant Surveys
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