Assuming native is required, the following 381 results were found.
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has been researching government files since June 2004 to gather information on land use within the Yellowstone bison herd's native and historic range. "We want to know what records the Gallatin National Forest destroyed, " says Dan Brister of the...
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the Freedom of Information Act since June 2004. The group is researching land use within the Yellowstone bison herd's native and historic range. "The Forest Service violated their public trust responsibility by removing records we had been seeking under...
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spokeswoman Stephany Seay. "Wild bison are ecologically extinct in Montana. The state currently doesn't value bison as a native wildlife species and livestock interests are calling the shots. Bison must be provided year-round habitat and be allowed to...
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"I live here because I love this place, I love the bison, and DOL is pushing people to their limits." Nearly 1,000 native wild buffalo have been killed during the 2005-2006 winter under management actions carried out by the Montana Department of...
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Field Campaign (BFC) spokesperson. "The bottom line is that the cattle industry fears wild bison re-inhabiting their native range, much of which is located on America's public lands." In 1999, U.S. taxpayers spent $13 million for land and conservation...
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buffalo currently being held in the Stephens Creek capture facility will be sent to slaughter later this week. Bison are native to Montana, yet the state has refused to respect them as a valued, native wildlife species. Bison are denied access to...
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the supposed reason for the Park's heavy-handed management. US Homeland Security agents have been escorting the country's native wild bison to slaughter facilities in Montana and Idaho, some as far away as 500 miles. The NPS justifies Yellowstone's...
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be far less opposition to the state's bison hunt." BFC opposes Montana's bison hunt because wild bison are not valued as a native wildlife species in Montana and are never allowed in the state without being subjected to hazing, capture, slaughter,...
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hunt is underway, the agencies are conducting hazing operations. Imagine the outcry if federal agents chased elk from their native range at the height of elk season." On Friday, November 25, hunters shot two bull bison, members of America's only...
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in the remote Pelican Valley — it is the descendants of these strong survivors — the last to continuously occupy their native habitat — who we stand with today. Buffalo Field Campaign stands in solidarity with Standing Rock and all water protectors...
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events in Portland. The first one was at the Bison Coffee House, a family run coffee house owned Loretta Guzman a Portland native and member of the Shoshone Bannock Tribe of Fort Hall, Idaho. This coffee house was amazing. They had delicious soup and...
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that displace buffalo from their home ranges, and state intolerance, threaten the viability and diversity of buffalo – a native keystone species. In response, Buffalo Field Campaign has prepared a report in support of Region 1 and the Custer Gallatin...
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Defense’s release included statements from the two men: Wolf stated, “My father is from Michaocan, Mexico, so I have both Native and colonizer blood. Since I wasn’t raised in a Native setting, this is my way to give back to the Native community. I’m...
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not mentioned. The most interesting thing at this meeting was the afternoon’s discussion of population goals. Initially, native wildlife experts talked about setting aside population numbers and managing for lack of human conflict. Bison biologists from...
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my personal choice not to hunt buffalo is a decision I wouldn’t ask any indigenous person to do. The lives of buffalo and Native Americans are intertwined, and have been since time immemorial. While I have refrained from taking the life of a buffalo, I...
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built on the backs of slaves. The home of the brave - including those traumatized veterans of the Civil War who slaughtered Native American women and children because gold was found in the Black Hills and Sierra Nevada, not to mention these modern-day...
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protecting bison in their natural habitats is extremely important. The care and dedication to ending the slaughter of native bison is apparent in each staff member's actions within the campaign. I am inspired by the amount of knowledge BFC draws from...
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Wild But Not Freehttps://www.buffalofieldcampaign.org/wild-but-not-free
have been through and the struggles they are still facing. I have learned that Bison are a sacred and important animal for Native Americans. Once numbering 30-60 million, bison were hunted to near extinction in the late 1800s. Men would shoot them...
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My Month In Montanahttps://www.buffalofieldcampaign.org/my-month-in-montana
a Minnesota state history lesson in first grade. My teacher explained to our class how this sacred animal was connected to Native Americans and their way of life. My first introduction to the buffalo came through a Minnesota state history lesson in...
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said Darrel Geist, habitat coordinator for Buffalo Field Campaign. It is time that we sit down together and create alternatives to the current unfair, wasteful and harmful management practices. Governor Brian Schweitzer and the State Veterinarian Marty...
