Sage-grouse
Male sage grouse strutting in the lek.

Owyhee Field Office and partners collaborate to improve sage grouse habitat

Owyhee Field Office and partners collaborate to improve sage grouse habitat
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a raven takes flight from a fencepost

Sage-Grouse in Balance: Predators

Managing greater sage-grouse habitat means finding sustainable balance between natural predation and higher mortality rates that result from changes to the habitat.
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greater sage-grouse hen and brood of chicks

All in a day's walk: Sage-grouse in summer

Broods of young sage-grouse range far and wide with their mothers in search of food and water.
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A sage-grouse sits in the brush.

A year in the life of an Idaho sage-grouse

Story and photos by Sara Morelli, Wildlife Biologist, Salmon Field Office

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Scarlet globemallow blooms in sage-steppe, southwest Wyoming

Sagebrush and Grasses and Forbs: All the Better for Nesting

In late May and early June, life becomes quieter for greater sage-grouse, as females retire to more thickly vegetated areas for nesting.
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Man wearing a head lamp and holding a sage-grouse fitted with a radio collar.

University of Idaho project provides insights about grazing’s impact on sage-grouse habitat

Story by Sara Morelli, Public Affairs Specialist (detail), Idaho State Office. Photos courtesy of the University of Idaho.

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