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National park officials are preparing to gather and remove about 300 bison from Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, rehoming them to Native tribes.
National park officials are planning to gather and reduce the bison herd in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, rehoming the animals to a number of Native American tribes. The “bison capture” is scheduled to start on Saturday and continue through the week in the park's South Unit near Medora. Bison removed from the park will be rehomed and come under tribal management, InterTribal Buffalo Council Executive Director Troy Heinert told The Associated Press.
MEDORA, N.D. (AP) - National park officials are planning to gather and reduce the bison herd in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, reho...
National park officials are planning to gather and reduce the bison herd in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, rehoming the animals to a number of Native American tribes.
MEDORA, N.D. (AP) - National park officials are planning to gather and reduce the bison herd in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, reho...