Yet in spite of this, the Yellowstone Bison Management Plan does nothing to ... genetic instincts to migrate to lower elevations in the winter for food. Despite there never having been a ...

Yet in spite of this, the National Park Service's new bison management plan does nothing to expand the range of the 5,000 wild bison that live almost exclusively in Yellowstone National Park.

I didn’t expect to spend New Year’s Eve reading a 51-page lawsuit the state of Montana filed against Yellowstone National Park over its recently adopted bison management plan. Listening to ...

The wolves that killed the bison cow belonged to the Wapiti Lake Pack, which utilizes a wide swath of territory, including the northern range in the winter. Yellowstone is home to nearly 5,000 ...

Two federal agencies involved in the management of Yellowstone National Park ... on the north end of the park, where more bison migrate in winter. The small areas where hunting is concentrated ...

A huge herd of bison trekked through deep snow in Yellowstone National Park ... “The trips back over the years in winter though always felt so special. The quiet season.” ...

A pack of wolves took down a bison in Yellowstone National Park and attracted a crowd of people — that the rest of the bison herd then charged into. Wildlife photographer Jeff Vanuga captured a ...

But who among those who have encountered bison in Yellowstone National Park or elsewhere knows what a bison heart looks like? Montana Wild pointed out that a typical bison heart weighs between 3.7 ...

The Alliance for the Wild Rockies and the Council on Fish and Wildlife think so, too, which is why we are challenging Yellowstone National Park’s recently released Bison Management Plan in ...

A herd of bison (not the one pictured here) charged into a crowd of people in Yellowstone National Park. Photo by Tevin Trinh via Unsplash A pack of wolves took down a bison in Yellowstone ...