- Volume 18, No. 1-4, Issue , 2012
- Part of Biological Sciences - Terrestrial
- Authored by Graves, Tabitha A., Beier, Paul, Wilder, Jason, Landguth, Erin
- Abstract • Montana Chapter of the Wildlife Society (TWS) - Presentation Abstract
Many approaches to understanding the influence of landscape on gene flow account for isolation by distance, a phenomena where in...
Records extending back to 1861 document the presence of sharp-tailed grouse (Tympanuchus phasianellus) in the Tobacco Valley of ...
Nonnative plants can dramatically alter habitat of native animals through changes in vegetation structure and availability of fo...
Track deposition patterns by carnivores on a 54 km2 ranch in eastern Montana were recorded with a sand strip passive index surve...
This study was conducted on shortgrass prairie in northeast Colorado to determine micro-habitat characteristics of nest sites fo...
Prior to 2008, 22 hunting districts (HDs) in Montana had limited-draw, either-sex rifle permits, while the archery season was op...
In an effort towards developing consistent and reliable methods for addressing the impacts of subdivision development and other ...
Montana Audubon, our partners, Audubon Chapter members, and bird enthusiasts across the state are increasingly involved in contr...
We deployed acoustic monitoring stations at 3 locations (Lewis & Clark Caverns, Toeckes Cave, and McDonald Mine) in Montana from...
Climate is one of the driving forces affecting wildlife and fisheries. Access to daily data from SNOTEL stations in the mountain...