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USGS Ecosystems Wildlife: Terrestrial and Endangered Resources Program Mammals: Large Species

Mammals: Large Species

Grizzly bears, caribou, and wolves are examples of large mammalian species that USGS researchers study. Listed below are USGS research efforts that involve large mammalian species.