This analysis identified three key criteria to determine the most suitable habitat for Bighorn Sheep within Glacier National Park: terrain with slopes between 27 and 85 degrees, areas featuring open or semi-open habitats such as alpine meadows, open grasslands, and rock outcrops, and regions with minimal human activity and disturbances. Several maps were created to explore these criteria and their implications. The Mult Habitat Map shows the results of multiplying key desirable features, while the Add Habitat Map illustrates the outcome when these features are added together. Although these two maps yield identical area and perimeter measurements, their visual representations differ. The Unique Values Map assigns unique identifiers to suitable features, which are then combined for analysis. The Weight Suit Map highlights the effects of applying varying weights to key features, revealing which are more or less critical. Finally, the Other Weights Map demonstrates additional adjustments to these weights for further refinement. Together, these maps provide a comprehensive understanding of habitat suitability and the relative importance of specific features.