Montana State University home page - Founded in 1893 as Montana's land-grant institution, Montana State University-Bozeman is a comprehensive, multipurpose, research university with approximately 11,600 students.

MSU Ecology Department home page - Faculty, student, and course information.

NASA Land Use Land Cover Change Research - Under "Products and Data" look for abstracts, annual progress reports and significant results.

Yellowstone National Park Spatial Analysis Center - The Spatial Analysis Center uses computerized geographic information to track cultural and natural resources, detect trends over time, and model ecological processes.

Mountain Research Center - Conceptually, the MRC exists to develop, synthesize, and disseminate knowledge on the interrelated natural and cultural processes influencing the future of montane ecosystems.

Geographic Information and Analysis Center - MSU’s very own GIS service center.

The Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center - located in Bozeman, Montana, is part of the USGS Biological Resources Division. The Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team is part of the NRMSC. A wide variety of research is conducted over many disciplines, including wildlife biology, vegetation ecology, wetlands, physical science, biometry, and decision analysis.

Land Use History of North America home page - Understanding the relationship between human land use and land cover change, and assessing implications for the future, is the goal of a new national program: Land Use History of North America, or LUHNA.

Wildlife Spatial Analysis Lab - The Wildlife Spatial Analysis Lab (Missoula, MT), a division of the Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, was established in 1991 to apply Geographical Information System (GIS) technology to a variety of environmental and ecological studies.

List of WWW Sites of Interest to Ecologists - As a service to students, teachers, researchers, and WWW surfers interested in ecology.

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