Interagency Rocky Mountain Front Wildlife Monitoring/Evaluation Program, Management Guidelines for Selected Species, Rocky Mountain Front Studies

摘要

The Interagency Rocky Mountain Front Monitoring and Evaluation Program was initiated in 1980 in response to the collective needs of the participating agencies. The guidelines developed from the coordinated interagency effort are best management practices to maintain or enhance selected wildlife species and their habitats. Species covered include grizzly bear, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, raptors. Application and monitoring of the guidelines will assist land and wildlife managers in meeting their wildlife and habitat objectives, will assist managers in coordinating multiple-use objectives with the biological requirements of these wildlife resources and will provide an analytical tool in evaluating effects of proposed activities.