Sagebrush Lizard Habitat, Washington Columbia Plateau

Apr 3, 2023 (Last modified Jun 27, 2023)
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The northern sagebrush lizard (Sceloporus graciosus) is a candidate species in the State of Washington. This lizard's status is of concern in Washington based on the species’ rarity and its dependency on sand dunes in the Columbia Basin. Greater than 70 percent of this habitat type has been lost since the 1970s.

Sagebrush lizard dataset was supplied to Conservation Biology Institute for the WSU-LCSS conservation model.
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grouse, seabirds, mammals, concentration, endangered, communal roost, biota, game, breeding, habitats, sensitive, ungulates, raptors, birds, amphibians, haulout, threatened, fish, reptiles, waterfowl, washington state, shorebirds, species, wildlife
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