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 graphic showing the seasonal relationship between sage-grouse life activities and sagebrush growth cycle

Habitat for food, security and connectivity

Greater sage-grouse rely completely on sagebrush lands for all aspects of their life cycle.

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Wind energy in California

Clean energy, Healthy habitat

Authorizing renewable energy development is a priority for the Department of the Interior, and

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Close up of greater sage grouse. Photo by Bob Wick, BLM.

Asking the right questions: New science for sagebrush management

When the BLM updates its resource management plans, we state the reasons for proposing to do so in th

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Popping their inflatable neck pouches looks physically demanding. They are typically winding down about an hour after sunrise.

One for 350: Managing sagebrush landscapes

The nearly 67 million acres of sagebrush habitat on BLM-managed public lands are home to more than 350 species of animals, insects and plants.
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A male Greater sage-grouse displays to attract female attention

Rites of Spring

For much of the year, greater sage-grouse stay out of sight under the cover of sagebrush and native grasses that also serve as their food.

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