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This webpage has links to information about selected fish and wildlife research done by scientists at the USGS Fort Collins Science Center (FORT SC) in Fort Collins, Colorado.

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Multi-scale Statewide Wyoming Greater Sage-grouse Trends Determined by Population Viability Analysis

USGS scientists and partners investigated sage-grouse population trends in Wyoming and at multiple spatial scales.
Multi-scale Statewide Wyoming Greater Sage-grouse Trends Determined by Population Viability Analysis

Multi-scale Statewide Wyoming Greater Sage-grouse Trends Determined by Population Viability Analysis

USGS scientists and partners investigated sage-grouse population trends in Wyoming and at multiple spatial scales.
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Landscape Influence on Gene Flow in Greater Sage-grouse

US Geological Survey scientists and collaborators are using genetic information contained in sage-grouse feathers collected at leks to define the rangewide network of breeding populations.
Landscape Influence on Gene Flow in Greater Sage-grouse

Landscape Influence on Gene Flow in Greater Sage-grouse

US Geological Survey scientists and collaborators are using genetic information contained in sage-grouse feathers collected at leks to define the rangewide network of breeding populations.
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Modeling Seasonal Habitat Requirements and Population Viability for Greater Sage-grouse in Wyoming

USGS has developed Greater Sage-grouse habitat-selection models for the nesting, summer, late brood rearing, and winter life stages in Wyoming to assess habitat quality and responses change across large landscapes.
Modeling Seasonal Habitat Requirements and Population Viability for Greater Sage-grouse in Wyoming

Modeling Seasonal Habitat Requirements and Population Viability for Greater Sage-grouse in Wyoming

USGS has developed Greater Sage-grouse habitat-selection models for the nesting, summer, late brood rearing, and winter life stages in Wyoming to assess habitat quality and responses change across large landscapes.
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