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In Wyoming, the Eastern Shoshone tribe decided to classify buffalo as wildlife. Here is why
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is a collaboration between The Associated Press and Grist.
HEART OF LOUISIANA: The Last Buffalo in Louisiana
During the mid 1800’s, when settlers moved into western Louisiana, it was not unusual to see hundreds of buffalo, or bison, roaming through the rolling hills.
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Wildlife, not livestock: Why the Eastern Shoshone in Wyoming are reclassifying buffalo
Tribes have an important role in restoring buffalo for food sovereignty, culture and nutrition, but also for overall bison ...
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Why the Eastern Shoshone decided to classify buffalo as wildlife
"Bringing the buffalo back is about our relationship with them, not domination over them," said Jason Baldes, executive director of the Wind River Buffalo Initiative.
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Why Wyoming's Eastern Shoshone tribe decided to classify buffalo as wildlife
“Bison have a complex history since their ... The National Park Service manages the oldest untouched population of buffalo in Yellowstone National Park, which includes portions of Wyoming ...
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In Wyoming, the Eastern Shoshone tribe decided to classify buffalo as wildlife. Here is why
“Bison have a complex history since their ... The National Park Services manages the oldest untouched population of buffalo in Yellowstone National Park, which intersects with both Wyoming ...
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Wildlife, not livestock: Why the Eastern Shoshone in Wyoming are reclassifying buffalo
“Bison have a complex history since their ... The National Park Services manages the oldest untouched population of buffalo in Yellowstone National Park, which intersects with both Wyoming ...