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Yellowstone National Park extends public comment period for draft Bison Management Environmental Impact Statement until Oct 10

The following is a news release from Yellowstone National Park.

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Guest column: National Park Service says Montanans do not want wild bison

The National Park Service thinks the people of Montana do not want more Yellowstone wild bison on the landscape. Apparently, it has not talked to many Montanans.

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What s next for bison in Yellowstone? The National Park Service releases new draft Environmental Impact Statement and wants public feedback

What s next for bison in Yellowstone? The National Park Service releases new draft Environmental Impact Statement and wants public feedback
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NPS asks for public comment on Environmental Impact Statement for bison management at Yellowstone

CASPER, Wyo. The National Park Service is exploring different ways of managing bison populations at Yellowstone National Park by releasing a draft

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Guest column: An opportunity to plan a better future for bison

Seven generations ago, 30 million to 60 million bison freely roamed across North America. And yet, the fact that bison exist today is a miracle. Tens of millions of bison

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