Grassland Bird Species to Know When you think of the historic Great Plains, you probably imagine vast herds of bison grazing ...

The North American prairie rivals the Amazon rainforest in its biological diversity, and it’s disappearing even faster.

Sea of Grass,” written by Dave Hage and former Star Tribune environmental reporter Josephine Marcotty, is due in bookstores ...

What was once undisturbed prairie covering ... and has direct benefits for people as well. The North American grasslands and bison evolved with the Plains Tribal Nations. There is a reciprocal ...

“Tribes have an important role in restoring buffalo for food sovereignty, culture, and nutrition, but also for overall bison recovery ... from the Soapstone Prairie in Colorado wanders ...

Wild bison roam freely ... this 3,500-acre expanse of tallgrass prairie represents one of the last remaining pieces of a once-vast ecosystem that covered approximately one-third of the entire state.

Wild bison roam freely across ... the last remaining stretches of tallgrass prairie—an ecosystem that once covered roughly one-third of our state before the plow transformed it into America’s ...

"Rematriation is the systemic strategy to utilize Indigenous ... Williams called bison "America's original farmer." "They are as natural, and critical to the prairie as the rain, the wind, the ...

The heart of the American Midwest was one of the most important ecological and cultural borderland areas in North America for Indigenous ... transformation of the tallgrass prairie landscape created ...

There was once a time when millions of wild bison roamed the prairie lands ... For many Indigenous nations in the plains, bison are considered relatives, having faced the same violence and ...

Once the trailer is lined up with a pen overgrown with tall grass ... initiative to bring bison back to their lands. This effort is reconnecting Indigenous people with their heritage and helping ...