and it s the animals that are helping soothe these relations in particular, yellowstone s iconic bison. these days, you don t have to travel far to come across these guys thundering around, causing trafficjams. but at the end of the 19th century, they were hunted almost to extinction. in a short space of time, the population of america s largest land mammalfell from over 20 million to around only 200 and, with them, disappeared the futures of many native american tribes. it was really a sad story. we thought that removing bison from this continent was the way to remove the food source that native americans relied upon. and as we were essentially eliminating native americans from this country, we were eliminating their food. and it s taken us probably 100 years to come to grips
it s to wake up to. sings. so, raising the flag to me is, you know, coming home and putting the flag in and reclaiming, you know, what was to some taken away. yellowstone calls out to people to come, worldwide. somehow that word yellowstone is a message to people to come and see not only the geysers, but the animals, you know? the buffaloes, the wolves. and so, for me, it s a beacon. yeah. ..of starting an environmental movement to save land for us in the future, but for us to come in to be with the people the animal people. and it s the animals that are helping soothe these relations in particular, yellowstone s iconic bison. these days, you don t have to travel far to come across these guys thundering around, causing trafficjams. but at the end of the 19th century, they were hunted almost to extinction.
are helping soothe these relations in particular, yellowstone s iconic bison. these days, you don t have to travel far to come across these guys thundering around, causing traffic jams. but at the end of the 19th century, they were hunted almost to extinction. in a short space of time, the population of america s largest land mammalfell from over 20 million to around only 200 and, with them, disappeared the futures of many native american tribes. it was really a sad story. we thought that removing bison from this continent was the way to remove the food source that native americans relied upon. and as we were essentially eliminating native americans from this country, we were eliminating their food. and it s taken us probably 100 years to come to grips with that and then
and see not only the geysers, but the animals, you know? the buffaloes, the wolves. and so, for me, it s a beacon. yeah. ..of starting an environmental movement to save land for us in the future, but for us to come in to be with the people the animal people. and it s the animals that are helping soothe these relations in particular, yellowstone s iconic bison. these days, you don t have to travel far to come across these guys thundering around, causing trafficjams. but at the end of the 19th century, they were hunted almost to extinction. in a short space of time, the population of america s largest land mammalfell from over 20 million to around only 200 and, with them, disappeared the futures of many native american tribes. it was really a sad story.
so, raising the flag to me is, you know, coming home and putting the flag in and reclaiming, you know, what was to some taken away. yellowstone calls out to people to come, worldwide. somehow that word yellowstone is a message to people to come and see not only the geysers, but the animals, you know? the buffaloes, the wolves. and so, for me, it s a beacon. yeah. ..of starting an environmental movement to save land for us in the future, but for us to come in to be with the people the animal people. and it s the animals that are helping soothe these relations in particular, yellowstone s iconic bison. these days, you don t have to travel far to come across these guys thundering around,