Wildlife Inventory and Hard Rock Mining Impact Analysis of the West Cabinet Mountains and Lake Creek Valley, Lincoln County, Montana

＂Wildlife Inventory and Hard Rock Mining Impact Analysis of the West Cabinet Mountains and Lake Creek Valley, Lincoln County, Montana＂ is a comprehensive report detailing the wildlife populations and potential environmental impacts of mining activities in the specified region. Authored by Gayle Joslin and published in 1979 (likely for a 1980 report year), this document offers insights into the ecological considerations relevant to resource extraction in a sensitive mountain environment. It serves as a valuable historical record and case study for understanding the intersection of wildlife conservation and industrial development.

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