RUN BISON RUN

Fortunately   there are  some Projects  to Restore the Bison and the Prairies


Habitat of the bison before and after the European settlers

From 60 - 100 Million Bisons   to   1000





  How 60 Million Bison Became 1,000 in a Century        14.664 Aufrufe       20.05.2016       

https://youtu.be/-IgvgvDbG-Q    

Maps Wikipedia

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Activities to   Renature the   Bison :    Examples on   You Tube

Fort Peck Bison Restoration" (2014)   



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 https://youtu.be/DduXXFJN59k   


Bison Roam the Prairie in Indiana Once Again     14.602 Aufrufe 25.01.2017        https://youtu.be/x6Gn_UnzpjU 





Restoring the Thunder: Bison Conservation in Great Plains National Parks     27.899 Aufrufe    07.11.2013    https://youtu.be/6lk84u2BUdU   

Canada’s Bison: Restoring a Legacy    68.021 Aufrufe   12.12.2016     https://youtu.be/OtF9QBQGMt4     



Parks Canada’s Bison Story 2017     www.canada.ca     parkscanada.gc.ca/banff-bison 

Parks Canada manages bison at six other national parks across the country: Elk Island, Grasslands, Prince Albert,   Wood Buffalo, Riding Mountain, and Waterton Lakes national parks.

In 2017, Parks Canada made history by reintroducing a small herd of plains bison into Banff’s eastern slopes. Their return is part of a five-year pilot project (2017-2022) to inform decisions about long-term bison conservation in Banff National Park.   Key Milestones of the Reintroduction to Date (Summer 2018)

Parks Canada successfully translocated 16 plains bison from Elk Island National Park to a 16-hectare soft-release pasture in the backcountry of Banff National Park on February 1st, 2017. The ten pregnant females in the herd gave birth to 10 healthy calves (7 females and 3 males) in the spring 2017 (the first on Earth Day).

 Ecological Restoration:   As a keystone species bison influence the landscape in ways that benefit many plant and animal communities.

 Cultural Reconnection:   Bison are an icon of Canada’s history. They were an integral part of the lives of Indigenous Peoples and Canada’s pioneers, and they still have an important role in the culture of Indigenous Peoples. Restoring bison to the landscape is an opportunity to renew cultural and historical connections. 

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Crazy Horse Custer State Park

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Source Skulls Hill:  Return of the American Bison   346.747 Aufrufe•20.04.2018  https://youtu.be/Ww3cMgFr2xQ 

Source Skulls:      How American Government Hunted Bison To Near-Extinction   120.726 Aufrufe•18.03.2019   https://youtu.be/bupIiTjfbtc    

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