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- Grizzly bear | Washington Department of Fish Wildlife
Grizzly bears are long-lived and can reach up to 25 years of age Geographic range Grizzly bears once occurred in most of Washington, but are now restricted to northeast Washington's Selkirk Mountains ecosystem and are occasionally documented in remote areas near the northern border of eastern Washington Recent survey data indicates the
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- Map of Washington Lakes, Streams and Rivers - Geology. com
A statewide map of Washington showing the major lakes, streams and rivers Drought, precipitation, and stream gage information
- grizzly bear may be present map updated 6 23 22 | FWS. gov
Map of several western states showing Recovery Zones for the grizzly bear, estimated distribution of the grizzly bear, and areas (in light blue) for where grizzly bear may be present Last updated 6 17 22
- Distribution Map - Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos)
Grizzlies exist as identifiable populations in two areas of Washington, the extreme northeast around the Selkirk Mountains, and in the North Cascade ecosystem Actual sightings in the state are sporadic and rare with 21 reliable records found between 1964 and 1991
- Grizzly Bears in Northeast Washington - Conservation . . .
In Washington, the range of the Selkirk grizzly population is the state’s very northeast corner, primarily on the Colville National Forest east of the Pend Oreille River and Highway 31, including the Salmo-Priest Wilderness area and wildlands to the south towards Sullivan Lake
- Grizzly Bear Tracker Map - Overview - ArcGIS
Map of Grizzly Bear Sightings and Public Wildlife Trails A brief summary of the item is not available Add a brief summary about the item Web Map by langford ki_NU
- Grizzly - U. S. National Park Service
Grizzly bears would be released in remote wilderness areas on NPS or U S Forest Service lands, including areas within the Stephen Mather, Pasayten, and Glacier Peak wilderness areas A map outlining potential release areas is included on page 31 of the final EIS
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