For each topic, the Resource Brief provides a snapshot of why the resource is important, what its current status is, and how it is being managed or monitored. Each file is a one-page PDF. (BICA=Bighorn Canyon, GRYN=Greater Yellowstone Network, GTNP=Grand Teton, GYE=Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, YNP=Yellowstone)
BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES
Amphibians: BICA, GYE
Birds
Bald Eagles: GYE
Peregrine Falcons: GRYN
Fish
Arctic Grayling: YNP
Finespotted Cutthroat Trout: GTNP
Lake Trout: YNP
Westslope Cutthroat Trout: YNP
Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout: GTNP, YNP
Mammals
Beaver: YNP
Bighorn Sheep: BICA, GTNP, YNP
Bison: GTNP, YNP
Black Bear: YELL
Cougar: YNP
Coyotes: YNP
Deer: YNP
Elk: GTNP, YNP
Grizzly Bears: GYE
Lynx: GYE
Moose: GYE
Mountain Goats: YNP
Pronghorn: YNP
Wild Horses: BICA
Wolverines: GYE
Wolves: GTNP, YNP
Wildlife Diseases
Wildlife Diseases: YNP
Whirling Disease: GYE
Vegetation
Invasive Plants: BICA
Forest Insect Pests: YNP
Whitebark Pine: GYE
Aquatic Nuisance Species
Aquatic Nuisance Species: YNP
Lake Trout: YNP
New Zealand Mud Snails: GYE
Whirling Disease: GYE
PHYSICAL RESOURCES
Air Quality: GYE
Winter Air Quality: YELL
Climate: GYE, BICA
Geothermal Features: YNP
Seeps and Springs: BICA
Volcano: YNP
Water Quality: BICA, GTNP, YELL
ECOLOGICAL PROCESSES
Fire Ecology: YNP
Prescribed Fire: BICA
Yellowtail Wildlife Habitat Management Area: BICA
HUMANS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
Backcountry Overnight Use: YNP
Visitor Use: YNP
Lake & River Use: BICA
Soundscapes
Winter Soundscapes: YNP
PREHISTORIC RESOURCES
Prehistoric Resources In Bighorn Canyon: BICA
HISTORIC RESOURCES
Historic Structures: BICA, YNP
Ewing-Snell Historic Ranch: BICA
White Grass Ranch: GTNP
ETHNOGRAPHY
Ethnography: YNP
