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Scientists Find Interesting Clues About America's Natural History At Bottom Of Yellowstone National Park Lake
A t the bottom of Buffalo Ford Lake at Yellowstone National Park, researchers have found interesting clues about the natural ...
Yellowstone Is Disappearing. The TV Show May Be Partly to Blame.
Mounting development is a grave threat because of how it is carving up an ecosystem that must stay relatively intact to ...
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Indigenous communities restore bison herds to heal lands and culture
Grey clouds loom overhead as a group from the Montana First Nation rides in the back of a pickup truck, sailing through a sea of prairie gold with their gaze fixated on a herd of Buffalo.The 10 hunter ...
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Cow-patty fires: another way to campfire
John Dowd Montana is big. This may seem like an understatement, but it really is hard to get one’s head around. If you are ...
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The Yellowstone We Don't See: A Struggle of Life and Death
On a cold December morning at an airport near Gardiner, Montana, just north ... natural to let elk starve than to hunt them? Was it more natural to haze bison back into Yellowstone with ...
Bison are sacred to Native Americans − but each tribe has its own special relationship to them
But they made an unlikely comeback and continue to captivate people. At Yellowstone National Park – home to the largest bison herd in the U.S., with almost 6,000 head of wild bison – they are a major ...
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Bison are sacred to Native Americans − but each tribe has its own special relationship to them
Environmental historian Robert Morrissey writes in “People of the Ecotone” that Indigenous peoples in what is now Illinois ritualized running, a skill necessary for hunting bison. They ...