Fort Peck Tribes Welcome 219 Bison for Conservation
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Fort Peck Tribes in Montana welcome 219 bison from Yellowstone, marking a significant step in their 14-year-old bison conservation program. This initiative, which blends wildlife management with tribal traditions, has resulted in nearly 1000 bison across thousands of acres. The tribes quarantine the animals for a year, testing for diseases, and use the bison for cultural ceremonies, food, education, and business ventures. This collaboration showcases tribes leading bison restoration, transforming historical losses into sources of pride and prosperity.
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