CNR0003

December 31, 2009

The deterioration of sagebrush landscapes in the West has played a critical role in the decline of the greater sage-grouse. Containing color photography and natural history entries (like the grouse's life cycle and habitat-use patterns, as well as relevant rangeland plant profiles), this 68-page guidebook will help landowners and livestock managers recognize and evaluate sage-grouse habitat on the range so that they can improve their management and conservation practices. Please note, that this resource contains no recommendations for specific grazing or land-management practices.

Authors: Jeffrey K. Gillan, Eva K. Strand, Tracey N. Johnson

68 pages