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Projected future habitat suitability for the Greater Sage Grouse, 2070-2099, based on the CGCM31 climate model This map contains projected habitat suitability for the greater sage-grouse (centrocercus urophasianus) under the Third Generation Coupled Global Climate Model (CGCM 3.1). In support of the Pacific Northwest Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment (www.climatevulnerability.org), we developed a method to model habitat suitability in which we built correlative climate suitability models for 366 terrestrial animal species at a relatively coarse spatial resolution for the entire North American continent using species range maps and 23 bioclimatic variables. We then applied the models to both current and projected future climate data downscaled to a moderately fine resolution for western North America. We refined the... Categories: Data; Types: Downloadable, GeoTIFF, Map Service, Raster; Tags: Birds, CGCM31, Data Visualization & Tools, Greater Sage Grouse, Mammals, All tags... Northwest CASC, Other Wildlife, Plants, Science Tools For Managers, Third Generation Coupled Global Climate Model, Wildlife and Plants, biodiversity, centrocercus urophasianus, prediction, vulnerabilty assessment, Fewer tags Historical habitat suitability for the Greater Sage Grouse, 1961-1990 This map contains historical habitat suitability for the greater sage-grouse (centrocercus urophasianus). In support of the Pacific Northwest Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment (www.climatevulnerability.org), we developed a method to model habitat suitability in which we built correlative climate suitability models for 366 terrestrial animal species at a relatively coarse spatial resolution for the entire North American continent, using species range maps and 23 bioclimatic variables. We then applied the models to both current and projected future climate data downscaled to a moderately fine resolution for western North America. We refined the resulting climate suitability projections by applying a filter that... Categories: Data; Types: Downloadable, GeoTIFF, Map Service, Raster; Tags: Birds, Data Visualization & Tools, Greater Sage Grouse, Mammals, Northwest CASC, All tags... Other Wildlife, Plants, Science Tools For Managers, Wildlife and Plants, biodiversity, centrocercus urophasianus, prediction, vulnerabilty assessment, Fewer tags