Weve got two #PhotoFriday posts this week, enjoy the Centennial Mountain Area of Environmental Concern (ACEC) This area is an ACEC based on the habitat it contains for grizzly bear, lynx and wolf, its use as a wildlife migration corridor, its outstanding scenic value, and for the only known occurrence in Montana of Whipple’s beardtongue. The area provides relatively intact habitat with limited evidence of human-caused impacts, and provides and important route for wildlife migration and movement between high security habitats. The Continental Divide Trail traverses this area and passes through some the highest quality scenic values in southwest Montana. The dramatic 3,000 foot rise of the northern face of the Centennial Mountains is a well-known landmark in the region. Photos by Dillon Field Office Manager Pat Fosse
Posted on: Fri, 31 Oct 2014 15:26:11 +0000
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