Reversing tree expansion in sagebrush steppe yields population‐level benefit for imperiled grouse
Andrew C. Olsen(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Christian A. Hagen(Oregon State University), Jason D. Tack(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), Kate H. Yates(Bureau of Land Management), John P. Severson(University of Idaho), Joseph T. Smith(University of Montana), David E. Naugle(University of Montana), Jeremy D. Maestas(Natural Resources Conservation Service)
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