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Wyoming Sagebrush

Wyoming Sagebrush subregion outline map
Click the map to explore the landscap assesment created by LANDFIRE and the Conservation Data Lab

The Wyoming Basin shrub steppe, located within the desert and xeric shrublands biome, spans central and south-central Wyoming and extends into northwestern Colorado.

HOT TOPICS

  • Fire ecology and impacts on sagebrush
  • Invasive grasses and forbs
  • Domestic grazing, free-roaming horses
  • Sage-grouse ecology
  • Grazing in coniferous grasslands
  • Extractive industries and infrastructure

This subregion is sparsely populated and WUI concerns are minimal.

Partners

University of Wyoming Extension, Medicine Bow/Routt National Forests, Bureau of Land Management

Resources

USGS Wyoming Basin Ecoregion Assessment

Map: Subregion National Forests and Grasslands

Subregion Representative

Dr. J. Derek Scasta, University of Wyoming Agricultural Sciences Extension

jscasta@uwyo.edu – 307-314-2615

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This regional Fire Exchange is one of 15 regional fire science exchanges sponsored by the Joint Fire Science Program (JFSP).
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