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CITIZEN TASK FORCE

Healthy Forests. Clean Water. Wild Places

Grizzly Bear Experts Oppose Delisting, Call for Habitat Linkage

Five leading scientists have released a compendium of professional statements outlining the current status of the grizzly bear in the Northern Rockies.
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They present compelling evidence the great bear has not recovered and remains in need of Endangered Species Act protections. This important document is a great source of information and an important tool for grizzly bear advocates.

View the statements, Download the PDF.

A New Vision for Grizzly Bear Recovery in the Northern Rocky Mountains

Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Citizen Task Force New Vision for Grizzly Bear Recovery in the Northern Rocky Mountains

The Status of the Grizzly Bear and Conservation of Biological Diversity in the Northern Rocky Mountains

Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Citizen Task Force Grizzly Bear and Biological Diversity in the Northern Rocky Mountains

Analysis of Road Density and Grizzly Bears in the Ninemile Demographic Connectivity Area west of Missoula

Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Citizen Task Force Road Density and Grizzly Bear in the Ninemile Demographic Monitoring Area

Lolo National Forest Connecting Three Grizzly Recovery Areas Map

Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Citizen Task Force Map Connecting Three Grizzly Recovery Areas

Grizzly Bear Denning Habitat and Demographic Connectivity in Northern Idaho and Western Montana Report

Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Citizen Task Force Grizzly Bear Denning Habitat and Demographic Connectivity in Northern Idaho and Western Montana

Research that Task Force Funded is Published in Science Journal

Flathead Lolo Bitterroot Citizen Task Force Grizzly Bear Denning Habitat and Demographic Connectivity in Northern Idaho and Western Montana Northwestern Naturalist