Grizzly bear use of habitats modified by timber management

Waller JS. 1992. Grizzly bear use of habitats modified by timber management. Montana State University

This work is part of an ongoing study of grizzly bear population dynamics and habitat conducted by the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks. The focus of this specific part of the study was to document the extent that grizzly bears use harvested areas, how use of harvested areas varied among seasons and among differing age/sex classes, how use compared to availability of various harvest types within study area, and to determine if use sites were representative of the stand as a whole.

Type
Academic
Authors
Waller, John
Date of Issue
1992-11
Publisher
Montana State University
Units
CRCO , GLAC
Keywords
Animal Studies, Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos), Habitats, Logging, Population Dynamics, Thesis

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