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the program. This year’s event begins the evening of July 27th, with a powerful panel discussion about the displacement of native wildlife by invasive livestock. BFC’s current executive director Dan Brister will participate in this panel and eloquently...
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Questions remain, but the sad reality is that two wild, migratory buffalo who attempted to restore themselves to their native habitat, are dead. Wild buffalo have been extirpated from Idaho for more than a century. That they would not gain immediate...
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Board of Directors (2)https://www.buffalofieldcampaign.org/board-of-directors-2
The Board of Directors of Buffalo Field Campaign (BFC) is composed of experienced grassroots activists, Native Americans, filmmakers, photographers, and representatives from the scientific, conservation, and business communities. BFC’s Board Members...
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to quickly become an active participant in the daily flow here at camp. Trumpeter swans are the heaviest living bird native to North America and their wing spans can exceed ten feet. Photo by Kurt Row, BFC Volunteer In the first two days I received...
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We Give Thankshttps://www.buffalofieldcampaign.org/we-give-thanks
of a life for buffalo in which they thrive within their inherent wildness, for a world in which buffalo and all other native wildlife are given precedence on the land, and that buffalo herds will flourish as self-regulating, self-willed communities, a...
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days or even weeks patrolling Yellowstone’s boundary, just waiting for the gentle giants to dare walk out of the Park. For Native hunters, many who come from impoverished conditions, traveling great distances to hunt under treaty right, this is a...
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for the next field season. This is an excellent opportunity to explore Yellowstone, and connect with the buffalo and other native wildlife! Meals and lodging provided. For more information and to fill out an application contact Toesef, our volunteer...
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reality of capture for slaughter or quarantine, claiming it is necessary in order to appease Montana's intolerance for the native grazers. This winter, Yellowstone National Park has captured more than 500 wild buffalo inside their Stephens Creek bison...
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is a non-profit public interest organization founded in 1997 to protect the natural habitat of wild migratory buffalo and native wildlife, stop the slaughter of Americas last wild buffalo and advocate for their lasting protection, and work with people...
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capturing and killing as many buffalo as they can so they can make the cattle lobby of Montana happy. Yellowstone betrays Native buffalo cultures, the general public, their mission, the Organic Act, and, most importantly, the buffalo. Not even in...
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and in particular Yellowstone’s Central buffalo herd, the original survivors from the U.S. government-led attempted Native genocide during the 19th century. Yellowstone’s summer population estimate reported fewer than 850 buffalo remaining in that herd....
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We then called Ft. Peck’s Tribal Chairman, and he had been told nothing of this. It’s sickening how the government uses Native Peoples to push their agenda through. While we fully support the return of wild buffalo to tribal lands, out of respect for...
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further suffer the harm of captivity in traps on public and private lands. This near-threatened and ecologically extinct native species is further subject to population control experiments with sterilizing agents. Our heritage of wild buffalo is...
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camp in West Yellowstone, I spoke with an indigenous man who described the profound cultural importance of bison for many Native American communities. Protecting the last wild herds of bison that live in Yellowstone takes on a new dimension when you’ve...
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We Give Thankshttps://www.buffalofieldcampaign.org/we-give-thanks-2018
of a life for buffalo in which they thrive within their inherent wildness, for a world in which buffalo and all other native wildlife are given precedence on the land, and that buffalo herds will flourish as self-regulating, self-willed communities, a...
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for sleeping, great breakfast with songs * Corvallis, Oregon: Cassandra Robertson affiliated with Spring Creek Project, Native American Longhouse Eena Hays OSU, Angela Wartes Cahl and daughter, Salix----for great pizza and your numerous donations, James...
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of Montana’s capitol building to bring attention to the Montana legislature. We will be joined by other organizations and Native speakers. More information will come as details are confirmed. The event is from 12pm - 3pm. Lunch will be provided....
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when I realized that two years ago when I was in Yellowstone working with the National Park Service, learning about native and invasive plant species, we had been only a few hundred yards from the capture facilities but there was absolutely no mention...
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buffalo this year. All those buffalo souls lost simply because livestock interests don’t want to share the land with the native bovines who hold ancient birthrights and sacred relationships with this place we call Montana. On the bright side, there are...
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off of the land they choose to be on. Hazing instills fear, using threatening behaviors that force buffalo off of their native habitat where they have existed for tens of thousands of years. The haze lasted a few hours; through pouring rain mixed with...
