Bison

This Tribe Is Reclaiming Its Land — And It Starts With 1 Animal

A legacy of land theft thwarts most tribes' efforts to restore wild buffalo. Wind River Indian Reservation has crafted a unique solution.
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Ken Burns’ New Film Tackles America’s Worst Conservation Failure

The documentary, out Monday on PBS, examines the tragic history and hopeful future of the American buffalo.
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Congress May Help Tribes Restore America's National Mammal

The bipartisan Indian Buffalo Management Act would help spur one of the country's most unique conservation movements.
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How The Blackfeet Brought Back America’s Most Iconic Animal

A unique movement combining social justice and wildlife conservation is changing the landscape.
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Woman Gored By Bison At Yellowstone Suffers 'Significant Injuries'

A bison charged at the woman near lakeside cabins, according to the National Park Service.
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Yellowstone Visitor Pleads Guilty To Touching Bison Calf Killed By Park Staff

Federal prosecutors said Clifford Walters was not acting with malice when he attempted to help a bison calf cross the Lamar River to reunite with its mother.
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Newborn Bison Killed After Yellowstone Visitor Picks It Up

Yellowstone National Park rangers attempted to reunite the baby bison with its mother, but were unsuccessful.
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How Yellowstone’s Bison Kill Got Blamed On Tribal Hunters

After their most successful season in recent memory, tribal hunters face the backlash for problems they didn't create.
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2nd Tourist In 3 Days Is Gored By Bison At Yellowstone

In an earlier terrifying attack, a man intervened after a massive animal knocked down his child.
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There Could Be Major Consequences If Yellowstone Bison Become An Endangered Species

Using the law to protect America’s national mammal could have major consequences.
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