Biology and Wildlife

Biology and Wildlife Policy, Procedures, Tools and Aids

• Biology Forms
• Biology Technical Notes
• Greater Sage-Grouse Special Initiative
  • Greater Sage-Grouse Habitat Conservation Strategy
  • Greater Sage-Grouse and Grazing Management
  • Sage-Grouse Video
• Wetland Policy/Procedures Overview
• National NRCS Biology Web Page
• National NRCS Fish and Wildlife Web Page

Biology and Wildlife Information in eFOTG

For information about Threatened and Endangered Species, see eFOTG, Section II D.

If you encounter any problems with the file provided on this page, please contact Technical Resources at 406-587-6822.

The following documents require Adobe Reader.

Biology References for Fisheries (PDF; 53 KB)

Biology References for Recreation (PDF; 52 KB)

Wildlife References (PDF; 67 KB)

Biology and Wildlife Publications and Video Clips

• Do Something Wild
• Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range Survey and Assessment April 2004 Located on the Bureau of Land Management Website
• Protecting Pollinators
• Sage-Grouse Videos

Wildlife Ways

A series of articles highlighting wildlife habitat needs, conservation accomplishments, and ideas for your own farm, ranch, or backyard.

• Bats Help Battle Crop Pests
• Big Impact on Wildlife by Doing the Little Things
• Bring Birds to Your Backyard
• Butterflies: The Pretty Pollinators
• Disc to Give Wildlife a New Food Source
• Forest Edge Helps Wildlife Gradually
• Fish Survival Dependent on Landowner Actions
• Learn Favorite Foods and Cover to Attract Your Favorite Wildlife
• Six Tips to Better Forest Habitat for Fish & Wildlife
• Frogs, Turtles, Snakes, and Other Herps in Trouble
• Golden Rules for Great Food Plots for Wildlife
• Help Pollinators Help You
• Maximize Conservation Practices for Fish, Wildlife
• Restored Wetlands Giving New Life to Waterfowl, Wildlife
• Shrub Borders Give the Edge to Wildlife
• Get Help to Improve Wildlife Habitat
• Ten Great Habitats for Fish and Wildlife
• Wetlands Contend for Most Productive Wildlife Habitat
• Who Cares -- And Why Should They -- About Snakes and Lizards?
• Wildlife Coming Back to Private Lands

Biology and Wildlife Information Available on Other Web Sites

• Birding in the U.S. and Abroad on the USA People Search Web site

Contact

Pete Husby
Biologist
Phone: 406-587-6902
Email: Pete.Husby