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Predicted connectivity pathways between grizzly bear ecosystems in Western Montana: spatial data Grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) connectivity pathways delineate predicted movement routes for grizzly bears between federally designated recovery zones in and near western Montana. These raster data are the official data release for Sells et al. (2023), "Predicted connectivity pathways between grizzly bear ecosystems in Western Montana." In summary, we built on recent work by Sells et al. (2022, 2023) to simulate movements using integrated step selection functions (iSSFs) developed from GPS-collared grizzly bears (F = 46, M = 19) in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE). We applied the iSSFs in a >300,000 km2 area including the NCDE, Cabinet–Yaak (CYE), Bitterroot (BE), and Greater Yellowstone (GYE) Ecosystems... Tags: Bitterroot Ecosystem, Bitterroot Ecosystem, Cabinet-Yaak Ecosystem, Cabinet-Yaak Ecosystem, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, All tags... Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Idaho, Montana, Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, Selkirk Ecosystem, US Northern Rocky Mountains, United States, Ursus arctos, Wyoming, bears, biota, connectivity, dispersal (organisms), grizzly bears, integrated step selection functions, movement ecology, natural resource management, Fewer tags Predicted grizzly bear habitat use in Western Montana: spatial data Grizzly bear (Ursus arctos) habitat use maps delineate predicted habitat use for grizzly bears around federally designated recovery zones in and near western Montana. These raster data are the official data release for Sells et al. (2022), “Grizzly Bear Habitat Selection Across the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem” and Sells et al. (2023), “Grizzly bear movement models predict habitat use for nearby populations.” In summary, to better understand habitat selection by grizzly bears, Sells et al. (2022) developed and validated individual-based integrated step-selection functions (iSSFs) for 65 grizzly bears monitored in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem (NCDE; including 19 males and 46 females). Step-selection... Tags: Cabinet-Yaak Ecosystem, Cabinet-Yaak Ecosystem, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Idaho, All tags... Montana, Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem, Selkirk Ecosystem, Selkirk Ecosystem, US Northern Rocky Mountains, United States, Ursus arctos, Washington, Wyoming, bears, biota, connectivity, grizzly bears, habitat use, integrated step selection functions, movement ecology, natural resource management, Fewer tags