Quantifying spatial-temporal patterns in wildlife ranges using STAMP: A grizzly bear example

► A geographical method for quantifying polygon change is used for characterizing wildlife patterns. ► Relative to bears with offspring, solitary bears exhibit the most stable habitat use through time. ► Home range change is greater for females with offspring than those remaining solitary. ► Offspring dependency impacts the space-time patterns of home range change. ► Biogeography studies will benefit from geographical methods for mapping space-time patterns.