Collectively, sagebrush ecosystems are often fondly referred to as the “Sagebrush Sea” for the sweeping views of abundant blue-green sagebrush plants and the wide-open skies that characterize these widespread landscapes in the western US. Beyond the iconic sagebrush plant, these ecosystems are home to a diverse array of native shrubs, grasses, and flowering plants that support a large number of wildlife species, including the greater sage-grouse, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope.