The story of bringing dire wolves back from extinction begins not in a laboratory, but in ancient deposits where their ...

ABC4, DWR, and Utah State Parks wanted to provide some important safety reminders to help prevent conflicts with bison as people are recreating outdoors this summer.

Native American communities recognized the bison as the ultimate provider, offering nearly everything needed for physical survival on the Plains. Beyond the estimated 50-65 million bison that once ...

Residents age 18 and older of any of Montana’s Indigenous communities are welcome to enter a drawing for one of 3 opportunities to harvest a bison from American Prairie. Out of respect for the ...

The North American Bison Discovery Center is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization that is home to a small bison herd and an interactive museum that tells the story of the North American bison and its ...

In the vast grasslands and plains of North America, one majestic creature stands as a testament to resilience and the delicate balance of nature: the American bison. Once roaming in herds that ...

The North American Bison Discovery Center is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization that is home to both a small bison herd and an interactive museum that tells the story of the North American bison and ...

“We’re excited to welcome the newest member of our herd,” said Ilana Xinos, executive director of the North American Bison Discovery Center. “Spring is always an exciting time here at the Bison Center ...

The American bison (Bison bison) is an icon of the American West and was once almost hunted to extinction. Now, it’s struggling to make a slow comeback.

The film "Trail of the Buffalo" explores the life of the American Bison, detailing its history, habitat, and behaviors. Once abundant across the United States, buffalo populations drastically ...

Uno, an 8-year-old American bison, is already on exhibit. He will soon be joined by a female bison. Both bison have been living on a private ranch owned by the Weilert family just outside of Abilene.

Despite the bisons' usefulness, estimates put the Native American hunters' take at less than 100,000 a year, hardly making a dent on the early 1800s population of between 30 and 60 million bison.