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Montana Landcover This ASCII data set is a 90-meter grid of land cover in Montana created by the Gap Analysis Project. Included are forest, grassland, riperian, rock, snow and ice, water, agricultural, and urban land cover types.
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Flammulated Owls in Montana and Idaho Flammulated owl and associated vegetation data from the University of Montana’s Avian Science Center (ASC). As part of the Landbird Monitoring Program, during the summer of 2005 the Avian Science Center initiated the first-ever region-wide survey for Flammulated Owls in Montana and North Idaho. Prior to this field season, Flammulated Owls had not been adequately surveyed across Forest Service lands in this region. The ASC developed a pilot monitoring protocol, selected stands via GIS modeling, and surveyed for owls on all 12 Forests in Region 1. For more information including a final report, interactive mapping application, Flammulated owl slide show, results summary table, Google Earth downloads, and more information on spatial data see http://avianscience.dbs.umt.edu/research_landbird_flam.htm.
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Montana Yellow Warbler Distribution Point shapefile of Yellow warbler occurrence in Montana. Point locations where the attribute YEWA = 1 are places where Yellow warblers were present. Data are from the Avian Science Center at the University of Montana.
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Ecoregions of Montana This polygon shapefile shows Montana ecoregions - areas of general similarity in ecosystems and in the type, quality, and quantity of environmental resources.
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Montana Elk Habitat This polygon shapefile shows elk distribution in Montana, including overall, winter, summer, parturition, and migration areas.
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Climax Vegetation of Montana This polygon shapefile shows climax vegetation of Montana, including forests, shrublands, grasslands, and riparian areas.
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Montana Black Bear Distribution This polygon shapefile shows black bear distribution in Montana (does not necessarily include distribution within Tribal lands/Indian Reservations or National Park Service lands).
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