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A unique value of our Program is the capability to address specific, short-term needs of our cooperators while conducting long-term fish and wildlife research. Our researchers rely on graduate students to address applied management questions.

Recreational Fishing and Hunting

Recreational Fishing and Hunting

Fish and Wildlife Diseases

Fish and Wildlife Diseases

Invasive Species

Invasive Species

Species of Conservation Concern

Species of Conservation Concern

Human Dimensions (People and Nature)

Human Dimensions (People and Nature)

Ecosystems and Habitats

Ecosystems and Habitats

Education

Grizzly Bears: Predicted Space Use & Connectivity Pathways Poster by Sarah Sells, University of Montana Grizzly Bears: Predicted Space Use & Connectivity Pathways Poster by Sarah Sells, University of Montana

Grizzly bear were nearly extirpated in the U.S. in recent centuries. Today, 4 populations are recovering in the U.S. Northern Rockies. Population connectivity is a conservation goal, as is reestablishing a population in the Bitterroot Ecosystem (Central Idaho and Western Montana).
Grizzly Bears: Predicted Space Use & Connectivity Pathways Poster by Sarah Sells, University of Montana

Grizzly Bears: Predicted Space Use & Connectivity Pathways Poster by Sarah Sells, University of Montana

Grizzly bear were nearly extirpated in the U.S. in recent centuries. Today, 4 populations are recovering in the U.S. Northern Rockies. Population connectivity is a conservation goal, as is reestablishing a population in the Bitterroot Ecosystem (Central Idaho and Western Montana).
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