. Assessing big sagebrush at multiple spatial scales : an example in southeast Oregon. Big sagebrush; Sagebrush; Sage grouse; Habitat (Ecology); Vegetation monitoring; Vegetation dynamics; Range ecology. â *-: Class 4: Greater than 15 Percent to 25 Percent Sagebrush Canopy Cover (Shrubland) Rangelands that exhibit a shrubland aspect are characteristic of this class (Figure 7). This class is capable of supporting the habitat needs of a variety of wildlife species that rely primarily on sagebrush and associated understory herbaceous species. Hanf et al. (1994) and Connelly et al. (2000) reported
. Assessing big sagebrush at multiple spatial scales : an example in southeast Oregon. Big sagebrush; Sagebrush; Sage grouse; Habitat (Ecology); Vegetation monitoring; Vegetation dynamics; Range ecology. â *-: Class 4: Greater than 15 Percent to 25 Percent Sagebrush Canopy Cover (Shrubland) Rangelands that exhibit a shrubland aspect are characteristic of this class (Figure 7). This class is capable of supporting the habitat needs of a variety of wildlife species that rely primarily on sagebrush and associated understory herbaceous species. Hanf et al. (1994) and Connelly et al. (2000) reported that sage-grouse nesting habitat needs and winter habitat needs can be served by sagebrush canopy cover within the 15 to 25 percent range. Depending on ecological site potential and past and present use, grass and forb cover can be highly Figure 7. An example of class 4, mid-seral vegetation dominated by Wyoming big sagebrush. Photo depicts relatively low- stature Wyoming big sagebrush on a xeric site (8-to 10-inch precipitation zone). Photo taken by Jon Sadowski. m ^i W&- â â -â "V». Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Karl, Michael G; Sadowski, Jon; United States. Bureau of Land Management; National Science and Technology Center (U. S. ); National Science and Technology Center (U. S. ). Branch of Publishing Services. [Denver, Colo. : Bureau of Land Management, National Science and Technology Center]
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