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In the state of Colorado, bison are “livestock,” unable to roam free like elk or pronghorn. Returning bison to their original range on the Great Plains will require landscape-scale, transboundary ...

A plains bison lies in the grass of the arctic tundra. Scientists have introduced bison to the Russian Arctic to take on the role of extinct mammoths and help restore ancient ecosystems. "Buffalo ...

Fortunately, the bison was rescued from the brink of extinction and today there are approximately half a million in various populations across the Great Plains and elsewhere.

Where the bison roamed The first animals grazing in the grass at Green Plains were bison, known for the lower fat levels of their meat.

Bison — which most tribes refer to as buffalo — are an essential part of many Plains tribes' cultural and spiritual life. Now more tribes and tribal nations are working to reestablish bison ...

But as this volume of groundbreaking scholarship shows, the story of the bison's demise is actually quite nuanced. Bison and People on the North American Great Plains brings together voices from ...

Green Bison Soy Processing is a game changer for northern Plains soybeans Farmers like Mike Clemens have advocated for more value-added processing in the region since the 1980s. Green Bison Soy ...

During the 19th century, when European American settlement was expanding into the Great Plains, bison were slaughtered to the brink of extinction, according to US Fish and Wildlife.