Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 11/4/2025 Federal agencies often try to make policy based on flawed science. Why are buffalo returning to Texas after 136 years? Explaining Drought Busters. And more...
Texas Bison Why Are Buffalo Returning to Texas After 136 Years? The near extinction of buffalo across North America had devastating consequences—especially for Indigenous communities, for whom buffalo were a source of food, shelter, spiritual connection, and governance.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 10/21/2025 New World screwworm once again dangerously near Texas. A turning point in how nature-based solutions can restore ecosystems. State agencies generally produce better results than federal agencies. And more...
Bio-Diversity "Conserving" Wild Bison? Decades of experience with wildlife and forestry management show that state agencies generally produce better results than federal agencies.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 10/14/2025 America’s ambitious plan to restore the Wild West. Five iconic animals of Yellowstone. And more...
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 10/7/2025 The European bison is making a powerful return to the wild. A team of biologists in northern Minnesota document wolves that fish. And more...
Resources They Released Hundreds of Bisons Into a Dying Forest and After 10 Years, Result Was Insane Once nearly extinct, the European bison is making a powerful return to the wild.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 9/23/2025 Yellowstone bison are reshaping the park's ecosystems in a positive way. Results of a small tree plant. The beauty of the Navajo Nation. And more...
Yellowstone Bison Scientists Spent 6 Years Tracking Yellowstone's Great Bison Migration. What They Found is Remarkable New research from the US national park shows migrating bison enrich grasslands – boosting plant nutrition, soil health and biodiversity.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 9/16/2025 Balancing grizzly bear restoration with people and their livelihoods. The plan to recreate the world’s largest bison herd. Conservation using hunting as a primary tool.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 8/19/2025 Screwworm is again a problem on the Texas-Mexico border. Another tourist in Yellowstone got too close to a bison. A visually stunning celebration of what makes Texas unique. And more...
Bison Another Tourist in Yellowstone Got Too Close to a Bison. It Gored Him The Park Service has reminded visitors to keep their distance from the 2,000-pound animals after a man from New Jersey was attacked
Buffalo The Return of the Buffalo: Restoring the Great American Prairie Project “Buffalo Commons” is a venture unlike any other.
Bison Buffalo Return to Indigenous Lands The film explores what living among the bison once again means for Native people—today and for future generations.
Bio-Diversity Yellowstone Park to Reconsider Controversial Bison Plan A new analysis of bison management could result in an expansion of where the animals are permitted to roam freely.
Resources Native Tribes Protest Plan to Cull Wild Bison in Yellowstone The National Park Service says the plan is essential because there are more bison in the park than there is space to accommodate them
Bacterial Brucellosis Disease Yellowstone National Park Calls for More Bison in New Plan Yellowstone National Park is proposing a major shift in its strategy for managing bison, one that could mean larger herds, expanded hunting opportunities beyond park borders, and more bison transfers to tribal governments.
Bison Study: Bison Herd Removes More Carbon Than World’s Largest CO2 Capture Plant A herd of bison in Romania might actually be better for the planet than the world’s largest carbon capture facility , according to recent findings by scientists at the Yale School of the Environment.
American Buffalo Buffalo Facts Did you know a buffalo can jump over a six-foot fence? Or hit running speeds of 35 miles per hour? These animals may look strange and slow, but they’re a souped-up hotrod of an animal hiding in a minivan shell.
Biodiversity How Bison Are Saving America's Lost Prairie American prairies were once home to as many as 60 million bison. But when ranching and agriculture displaced elk and bison from the prairies, America’s grasslands all but disappeared.
Bison Extinctions, Scenarios, and Assumptions: Changes in Latest Pleistocene Large Herbivore Abundance and Distribution in Western North America Understanding what actually caused ancient extinctions is essential to developing ways to avoid modern extinctions.
Bio-Diversity How Bison Are Saving America's Lost Prairie American prairies were once home to as many as 60 million bison. But when ranching and agriculture displaced elk and bison from the prairies, America’s grasslands all but disappeared.
Bio-Diversity Brush Sculpting Wildlife management in South Texas continues to evolve on large hunting operations, and most devoted land owners are seeking an effective ‘non-cattle’ grazing solution. Enter the amazing American Bison.
Bio-Diversity Bison Return to Texas Indigenous Lands “As discussed below, efforts are underway to restore bison to native lands in Texas, and elsewhere. NOTE: this article was originally published to TexasTribune.org on November 13, 2023. It was written by Alejandra Martinez. Indigenous ranchers in Texas are receiving help from nonprofits to rebuild bison herds in the
