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Author(s):
Leanne L. Correll, Rebecca M. Burton, John Derek Scasta, Jeffrey L. Beck
Year Published:

Cataloging Information

Topic(s):
Management Approaches
Ecosystem(s):
Sagebrush steppe, Lower montane/foothills/valley grassland

NRFSN number: 15280
Record updated:
Sagebrush ecosystems are complex and so are the efforts to conserve sage-grouse. Those who own or manage sage-grouse habitat play a critical role in conserving this species in Wyoming, and this guide is intended to provide a concise source of science-based information about the greater sage-grouse and the habitat required for its continued survival in a dynamic human-impacted environment.

Citation

Correll, L.L.; Burton, R.M.; Scasta, J.D.; Beck, J.L. Landowner guide to sage-grouse conservation in Wyoming. University of Wyoming Extension. B-1295.

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