A summary of Bear Areas (km2) by Density Code unit. Density Code Unit are areas identified by Wildlife Management Unit and Grizzly Bear Population Unit.
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Broad Ecosystem Inventory (BEI) was used to establish a ranking for Grizzly Bear Capability and Suitability Ranking 0 - Coastal/Un-inhabitated 1 - 75% to 100% (Very High...
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Core Security Areas are defined as areas that have adequate Grizzly Bear habitat with minimum human use. They are large enough to accommodate a female Grizzly Bear’s daily...
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Biogeoclimatic Ecosystem Classification (BEC) Zones (Variant) are distinguished as either High or Moderate sensitivity: High (CWH, ICH, ESSF, SBS); Moderate (MS, MH, IDF); Low...
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Back Country are areas with travel time from cities greater than 2 hours, and travel time from high-use roads greater than 1 hour. Front Country are areas with travel time from...
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Grizzly Bear summary of population density code units. Units are combination of Grizzly Bear Population Units (GBPU) and Wildlife Management Units (WMU).
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Land Designations are spatially-defined areas established through legislation or purchased for the protection of nature and cultural values, the conservation of biological...
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Road Density is the total length of roads divided by the total WMU area (km/km2). It is identified as a supplemental indicator for Population Status in the interim assessment...
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