Welcome to WYNDD Wyoming Species List Application


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Filter by Taxonomic Group

Check the box next to one or more of the major taxonomic groups to include the group(s) in your results, OR click the dropdown arrow next to the group name to select specific groups at a finer taxonomic level.

Filter by Rank and/or Status

Select one or more of the rank/status categories by clicking the arrow to expand it, then selecting the desired rank/status value(s) that appear below it. Note that the resulting list will contain species that meet any of the selected rank/status criteria.

  BLM Sensitive

 

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  NA
  NR
  U

 

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  NA
  NR
  U

 

  USFS Region 2, R2, Rocky Mountain Region
  USFS Region 4, R4, Intermountain Region

 

  Black Hills National Forest
  Bighorn National Forest
  Bridger-Teton National Forest
  Caribou-Targhee National Forest
  Medicine Bow National Forest
  Thunder Basin National Grassland

 

  C
  DM
  LE
  LT
  LEXN
  NW
  W
  UR

  USFWS Migratory Bird Treaty Act

 

  SOC
  SOPC

 

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  U

 

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   III

  WGFD Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN)

  Wyoming Designated Noxious Weed

 

  Albany
  Big Horn
  Campbell
  Carbon
  Converse

  Crook
  Fremont
  Goshen
  Hot Springs
  Johnson
  Laramie
  Lincoln
  Natrona
  Niobrara
  Park
  Platte
  Sheridan
  Sublette
  Sweetwater
  Teton
  Uinta
  Washakie
  Weston

 

  Albany
  Big Horn
  Campbell
  Carbon
  Converse

  Crook
  Fremont
  Goshen
  Hot Springs
  Johnson
  Laramie
  Lincoln
  Natrona
  Niobrara
  Park
  Platte
  Sheridan
  Sublette
  Sweetwater
  Teton
  Uinta
  Washakie
  Weston

 

  Very High
  High
  Medium
  Low
  Very Low
  Unknown

 

 

  Obligate (OBL)
  Facultative Wetland (FACW)
  Facultative (FAC)
  Facultative Upland (FACU)
  Obligate Upland (UPL)

 

  Obligate (OBL)
  Facultative Wetland (FACW)
  Facultative (FAC)
  Facultative Upland (FACU)
  Obligate Upland (UPL)

 

  Obligate (OBL)
  Facultative Wetland (FACW)
  Facultative (FAC)
  Facultative Upland (FACU)
  Obligate Upland (UPL)

 

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Filter by Location

Click the dropdown beside one of the location types to filter the list to only those species that occur in the selected location(s). Note that the resulting list will include species that occur in any of the selected locations. For example, setting a filter for "Albany County" and "Medicine Bow National Forest" will return species that occur either in any part of Albany County, or in any part of the Medicine Bow National Forest, not just those that occur within the area of spatial overlap between Albany County and Medicine Bow National Forest.

 

  Buffalo
  Casper
  Cody
  Kemmerer
  Lander

  Newcastle
  Pinedale
  Rawlins
  Rock Springs
  Worland

 

  Albany
  Big Horn
  Campbell
  Carbon
  Converse

  Crook
  Fremont
  Goshen
  Hot Springs
  Johnson
  Laramie
  Lincoln
  Natrona
  Niobrara
  Park
  Platte
  Sheridan
  Sublette
  Sweetwater
  Teton
  Uinta
  Washakie
  Weston

 

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  Ashley National Forest
  Black Hills National Forest
  Bridger-Teton National Forest
  Caribou-Targhee National Forest
  Medicine Bow National Forest
  Shoshone National Forest
  Bighorn National Forest
  Thunder Basin National Grassland
  Wasatch-Cache National Forest

 

  Grand Teton National Park
  Yellowstone National Park
  Fossil Butte National Monument
  Fort Laramie National Historic Site
  Devils Tower National Monument

 

  Casper Wildlife Division Region
  Cody Wildlife Division Region
  Green River Wildlife Division Region
  Jackson Wildlife Division Region
  Lander Wildlife Division Region

  Laramie Wildlife Division Region
  Pinedale Wildlife Division Region
  Sheridan Wildlife Division Region

Location Filter Settings

Select which map layers to use in filtering the list by location. "Documented Observations" will use only the observation data in WYNDD's database for the spatial overlay. "Range Maps" will use the watershed-based range maps WYNDD maintains in the overlay. Note that most of the more common plant species, many invertebrates, and a number of vertebrate species have relatively few documented observations in WYNDD's database, so including Range Maps in the overlay will provide more complete results for these types of species. With Range Maps, you can choose whether to include only species that regularly occur in your selected location, or if you would like to include species that may occur in your area only irregularly.

  Documented Observations

  Distribution Models

  Regular Occurrence
  Irregular Occurrence

 
Filter by Taxonomic Level

Use these options to limit the results to specific taxonomic levels by checking the "Species" and/or "Subspecies/Variety" option(s), OR by checking "Show Finest Taxonomic Level Only." If the "Show Finest..." option is selected, species-level records will only be returned if the species has no recognized subspecies or varieties occurring in Wyoming.

  Choose Level

    
  Species
  Subspecies/Variety

OR

  Show Finest Taxonomic Level Only

Filter by Occurrence

This option allows you to indicate whether you want your results to include only species that occur regularly in Wyoming ("Regular"), or those that occur irregularly in Wyoming ("Irregular", as in the case of an accidental bird). If you leave these boxes unchecked, the resulting list will contain both Regular and Irregular occupants.

  Irregular
  Regular
  Absent

Filter by Origin

Choose whether to include Native or Nonnative species in the results. If you leave these boxes unchecked, the resulting list will contain both Native and Nonnative species. Nonnative species are indicated by yellow highlighting, in the resulting list.

  Native
  Nonnative

Filter by Residency Status

Choose whether to include Current or Historical residents in the results. If you leave these boxes unchecked, the resulting list will contain both Current and Historical species.

  Current
  Historical