… the plains bison (Bison bison bison) … the plains bison led to one of the first major movements
in North America to save an endangered species. A few individuals and the American Bison …

… of books have revealed the complex human and ecological story of the collapse of plains
bison. … and interesting differences in the experience of bison and people on the northern plains. …

… today more powerfully represents the United States than the plains bison. Plains bison –
referred to scientifically as Bison bison bison (Linnaeus) – have immense historical and cultural …

… The last, I believe, best expresses the regulatory effect of wolves on Plains bison popu la
tio n dynam ics. See G ary E. M oulton, cd., TheJournals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition (5 …

… Evidence of the success of its educational programs may be the Northern Plains Bison
Education Network—"a group of ten leges collaborating to teach bison management to people …

… an animal, Bison bison bison, the dominant species on those plains for most … plains are
more properly called bison, and they have two close cousins—the European wisent (Bison bison …

… bison by two decades. By the 1890s, there were no wild plains bison left on the Canadian
Prairies and on the Plains … efforts were made to preserve the plains bison. In the United States, …

… large commercial bison ranches operating in many Plains states; the fact that bison are a …
We could surely have learned much about bison from the Plains tribes, but we killed off long …

… According to Freese and others, “the amount of genetic diversity within and between
historic populations of plains bison across pre- European North America is largely unknown; …

… Southern Plains bison populations prior to AD 1200 are listed as low, scattered, or
nonexistent. After AD 1200 and continuing through the protohistoric period to the mid nineteenth …